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Cummins Inc. (NYSE: CMI) is a global power solutions company whose news flow reflects its role in engines, power generation and zero-emissions technologies. Investors following CMI news can track quarterly earnings, dividend decisions, strategic technology initiatives and leadership changes that shape the company’s direction.
Recent news releases have highlighted first, second and third quarter 2025 financial results, where Cummins reported multi-billion-dollar quarterly revenues and detailed segment performance for Engine, Components, Distribution, Power Systems and Accelera by Cummins. These updates include commentary on demand trends in North America and international markets, such as power generation demand for data centers and shifts in truck and on-highway markets.
Cummins news also covers its energy transition and Destination Zero strategy. Examples include the launch of new engine platforms like the X10 and B7.2 as part of the Cummins HELM platforms, the introduction of the S17 Centum generator set for urban and mission-critical power needs, and Accelera projects such as a 100-megawatt PEM electrolyzer system for bp’s Lingen green hydrogen project. The company has also reported non-cash charges and a strategic review related to its electrolyzer business in response to changing hydrogen adoption expectations.
Strategic collaborations and corporate actions appear regularly in CMI headlines. Cummins and Komatsu have announced a memorandum of understanding to develop hybrid powertrains for surface haulage heavy mining equipment, building on Cummins’ acquisition of First Mode assets for retrofit hybrid solutions. News items also include board and leadership appointments, such as the election of a new director and changes in legal and administrative leadership, as well as recurring announcements of quarterly cash dividends and dividend increases.
By monitoring Cummins news on this page, readers can see how financial performance, capital allocation, product launches, decarbonization projects and governance developments interact across the company’s five segments and global operations.
Cummins (NYSE: CMI), through its Accelera brand, will supply a 90 MW proton exchange membrane (PEM) electrolyzer system for Varennes Carbon Recycling's (VCR) plant in Quebec, Canada. This initiative aims to enhance North America's green hydrogen economy.
The plant will utilize renewable hydrogen and oxygen to convert non-recyclable waste into low-carbon biofuels and circular chemicals, with operations expected to begin in 2025. Each electrolyzer can produce up to 10 tons of hydrogen daily, demonstrating Accelera's significant capacity in hydrogen production.
Cummins Inc. (NYSE: CMI) announced that Mary Chandler will retire this spring as Vice President of Corporate Responsibility and CEO of the Cummins Foundation. Jim Schacht, currently on the Corporate Responsibility Leadership Team, will succeed her on April 1. Chandler led significant community programs over her 12 years, including initiatives focused on technical education, women's empowerment, racial equity, and water conservation. Schacht aims to continue this legacy, leveraging his business experience in previous roles within Cummins. The company remains dedicated to its community impact initiatives and sustainability goals.
Cummins Inc. announced the successful implementation of a nitrile glove recycling program at its Columbus Mid-Range Engine Plant (CMEP). This initiative has diverted 1 ton of gloves from landfills since April 2022, with the potential to recycle 3.75 tons annually based on current usage patterns. The program aligns with Cummins' PLANET 2050 strategy, aiming for a circular lifecycle for materials and producing less waste. Nitrile gloves, commonly used for employee safety, are single-use, with CMEP employees consuming about 875,000 gloves annually. The partnership with Kimberly-Clark Professional enhances sustainability efforts.
Cummins Inc. (NYSE: CMI) has launched Accelera, a brand focused on zero-emissions solutions across various industries. This move supports Cummins' Destination Zero strategy, aiming for net-zero emissions by 2050. Over the past years, Cummins invested more than $1.5 billion in research and technology, establishing Accelera as a leader in zero-emissions technologies, including hydrogen fuel cells and batteries. Upcoming projects include supplying a 90MW electrolyzer for Varennes Carbon Recycling in Canada and accelerating the production of 1,000 electric school buses in the U.S., preventing 10,600 metric tons of carbon emissions annually.
Cummins Inc. (NYSE: CMI) is set to host an event on March 8 at the Rubell Museum in Washington, D.C., showcasing their strategy for a decarbonized future. The event will commence at 8 a.m. with remarks by Jennifer Rumsey, President and CEO, and Amy Davis, President of New Power Business. Attendees will have the opportunity to view several products. For those unable to attend, a livestream will be available via a provided link. This initiative underlines Cummins’ commitment to sustainable practices and innovation in the energy sector.
Cummins Inc. (NYSE: CMI) has launched the new PowerCommand® B-Series transfer switches, enhancing its North America product line. These switches, ranging from 1200 to 3000 amps, are designed for mission-critical applications, ensuring reliable power transfer. The B-Series features exclusive technologies such as High-Endurance Mechanism (HEM) Blow-On Technology to improve reliability under severe fault conditions. Built to meet UL1008 standards, the product reflects Cummins' commitment to quality and innovation in power systems, addressing growing demands for stability amid increasing grid issues. More details are available on Cummins' website.
Cummins has launched its first Technical Education for Communities (TEC) program in Indiana, specifically at Arsenal Technical High School in Indianapolis. This initiative aims to provide disadvantaged youth with vocational training and employable skills to bridge the technical workforce gap. Supported by a coalition of local businesses, educational institutions, and government leaders, the program is designed to enhance students' hands-on learning experiences in Diesel Powered Equipment Technology and Automotive programs. This Indianapolis TEC program is the fifth in the U.S. and part of a broader global network of 26 programs, reflecting Cummins' commitment to community development and workforce readiness.
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Cummins Inc. (NYSE: CMI) has launched new 175kW and 200kW natural gas standby generator sets, available for North American customers. This initiative aligns with the company’s Destination Zero strategy aimed at achieving zero emissions. These generator sets boast industry-leading power density and exceptional reliability, featuring a robust 6-cylinder engine and advanced PowerCommand® control systems. Designed for a variety of stationary standby applications, these solutions cater to commercial, government, and healthcare sectors, emphasizing Cummins' commitment to sustainable technology. For further details, visit cummins.com/generators/qsj89g.
Cummins Inc. is launching the RESILIENT READERS BOOK CLUB in Indianapolis to enhance access to quality Black literature for school-age children. This initiative, supported by Cummins' Advocating for Racial Equity (CARE) program, aims to address educational disparities affecting Black students in Indiana, where only 33% of fourth graders read proficiently. The launch, scheduled for March 6, will feature curated book boxes and community engagement activities. The partnership involves local organizations, including The 15 White Coats and Black Worldschoolers Mobile Bookstore, and emphasizes diversity, equity, and inclusion in education.