Titan Machinery Announces CFO Transition Plan

CFO Mark Kalvoda will remain with Company until January 2023 to ensure a smooth transition

April 25, 2022 | Posted in Ag Equipment People, Dealers & Dealerships

Titan CFO Mark Kalvoda has provided his notice of resignation effective January 15, 2023, to pursue other interests. Kalvoda will remain in his current role as CFO to ensure a smooth and constructive transition to his successor.

On the Record

[Podcast] Is Titan Ready to Pick Up Acquisition Activity Again?

June 14, 2019

In this podcast, we discuss Titan Machinery’s renewed focus on acquisitions in the U.S., one annalist’s take on how Blue River Technology could redefine farmer input costs, a double-digit drop in farmer sentiment and mixed results in large ag equipment sales during May. In the Technology Corner, we take a look at how dealers are shifting the way they bill service support.

On the Record

Is Titan Ready to Pick Up Acquisition Activity Again?

By Kim Schmidt posted on June 14, 2019

The latest episode of On the Record is now available! In this week’s episode we discuss Titan Machinery’s renewed focus on acquisitions in the U.S., one annalist’s take on how Blue River Technology could redefine farmer input costs, a double-digit drop in farmer sentiment and mixed results in large ag equipment sales during May. In the Technology Corner, we take a look at how dealers are shifting the way they bill service support.

Titan Machinery 4Q, Full-Year Financials Show Strong Cash Generation, Balance Sheet Strength

April 16, 2015 | Posted in Earnings Reports

Following the release and conference call with analysts, Ag Equipment Intelligence interviewed David Meyer, Titan's chairman and CEO, and Mark Kalvoda, the company's CFO, to discuss the progress that the 108-location dealership group has made.

Titan Machinery Lowers New Equipment Inventories in 4Q

April 1, 2013 | Posted in Equipment & Equipment Sales

After facing analyst scrutiny during previous earnings reports for its growing inventory levels, which resulted in rising floorplan interest and other associated costs, Titan Machinery showed a significant decrease in new equipment levels in its fourth quarter, ending January 31, 2013.

Titan Machinery Expands Senior Management Team

Mark Kalvoda Promoted to Chief Financial Officer and Peter Christianson to Continue as President/COO.

July 23, 2009

Mark Kalvoda Promoted to Chief Financial Officer and Peter Christianson to Continue as President/COO.

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Is Titan Ready to Pick Up Acquisition Activity Again?

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