CNH Industrial N.V. reports developments across agricultural machinery, construction equipment, precision technology and related services. Its operating brands include Case IH and New Holland Agriculture for farm equipment and digital tools, CASE and New Holland Construction for construction machinery, and regionally focused brands such as STEYR, Raven, Hemisphere GNSS, Flexi-Coil, Miller and Eurocomach.
Recurring news themes include new and upgraded excavators, loaders, dozers, agricultural implements and electric equipment; precision-farming integrations that connect machine data with agronomic platforms; GNSS positioning products from Hemisphere; and partnerships tied to customers, technology suppliers and local communities. Company updates also discuss industry equipment demand, sustainability, productivity and the dealer-supported distribution model for agriculture and construction markets.
Hemisphere GNSS (NYSE:CNH) and Calian launched the A65 GNSS antenna on March 11, 2026, a jointly developed, drop‑in replacement for the A45 designed for higher accuracy, broader multi‑constellation tracking, and improved interference rejection via Calian's XF Filtering®.
The A65 supports GPS, Galileo, BeiDou, GLONASS, NavIC, QZSS, L‑band corrections, offers IP69K protection, low noise amplifier (2.5 dB NF, 28–30 dB gain), 15 kV ESD protection, and -40°C to +85°C operation. OEM module versions are available now.
CASE Construction Equipment (NYSE: CNH) will showcase more than 40 machines including nearly 20 new or upgraded models at CONEXPO-CON/AGG 2026, March 3-7 in Las Vegas, West Hall booth #W40701. Highlights include next-generation D Series 3-ton mini excavators, new E Series full-size short-radius excavators, the all-new TL100EV electric mini track loader, G Series compact and large wheel loader upgrades, and N Series dozers previewed for late 2026.
CASE will also present its CASE Technology Hub with myCASEConstruction fleet tools, 2D/3D machine control, safety intelligence and connectivity features to support uptime, precision and total cost of ownership.
Protolabs (NYSE: PRLB) named Marc Kermisch as Chief Technology and AI Officer, effective Oct. 13, 2025. He succeeds departing CTO Oleg Ryaboy. Kermisch brings 25+ years of technology and R&D leadership across manufacturing, software, and retail, most recently serving as CTO of Emergent Software and previously as Global Chief Digital and Information Officer at Case New Holland (reported as a $20 billion manufacturer). Protolabs says Kermisch will lead its global technology organization and advance software, automation, quality control, and AI integration across its digital manufacturing platform.
Assurant (NYSE: AIZ) and CNH (NYSE: CNH) are continuing their partnership with Habitat for Humanity of Racine & Kenosha Counties to build two new homes in Racine, Wisconsin. This marks their third consecutive year of collaboration, bringing their total to six homes built since 2021.
The initiative mobilized 20 volunteers for the construction phase. Through the Assurant Foundation, the company has invested over $1.4 million in Habitat for Humanity chapters across the U.S., with employees contributing more than 2,000 volunteer hours since 2024. The homes are expected to be completed in June 2026, with approximately 70% of each home being volunteer-built.
CNH Industrial (NYSE: CNH) announces that its former CFO, Oddone Incisa, who served from March 2020 through May 2025, will be joining Barilla Group as Chief Financial Officer effective September 15, 2025.
Incisa brings over 25 years of global leadership experience in finance and risk management, having held executive roles including CFO and CEO positions across Europe and the Americas. The appointment aligns with Barilla's strategy to integrate financial strategy, digital innovation, and sustainability under unified leadership.
Tractors and Farm Equipment (TAFE), AGCO 's largest shareholder with a 16.3% stake, has issued an open letter to fellow shareholders outlining concerns about AGCO's performance and governance. TAFE criticizes AGCO's strategic missteps, poor execution, and underperformance compared to peers since Eric Hansotia became Chairman and CEO in 2021. The letter highlights AGCO's -29.97% 1-year TSR and -25.58% 3-year TSR, significantly trailing competitors and relevant indices.
TAFE calls for shareholder-driven boardroom changes, citing issues such as missed market opportunities, unsuccessful acquisitions, and ballooning costs. The letter proposes improvements in capital allocation, risk management, strategy, and corporate governance, including separating the Chair and CEO roles and implementing term limits for independent directors. TAFE suggests forming a Strategic Transformation Committee to oversee a holistic long-term strategy and enhance risk mitigation.
S&P Dow Jones Indices will implement index changes effective prior to trading on September 23, 2024 as part of its quarterly rebalance. Palantir (PLTR), Dell (DELL) and Erie Indemnity (ERIE) join the S&P 500; multiple companies move among the S&P 500, MidCap 400 and SmallCap 600.
The table lists additions and deletions by index and GICS sector, including Fabrinet (FN) moving into the S&P MidCap 400 and being removed from the S&P SmallCap 600.
CropX and CNH Industrial N.V (NYSE: CNH) have announced a new API connection between the CropX agronomic farm management system and Case IH and New Holland Agriculture equipment. This integration automates data transfer from CNH machinery to CropX for various purposes, including data visualization, record-keeping, planning, and variable-rate applications.
The connection enables the creation of variable rate application maps for fertilization and seeding using advanced agronomic tools within the CropX platform. This collaboration leverages the strengths of both companies to benefit farmers by making vast amounts of data collected by farm machinery accessible and meaningful, driving farm efficiency and sustainability.
CropX now has APIs with the two largest manufacturers of farm machinery, CNH and John Deere, consolidating farm data into one user-friendly platform for more powerful insights and actionable advice.
On June 25, 2024, New Holland, a brand of CNH, and Bluewhite announced a strategic partnership to integrate Bluewhite's autonomous solutions into New Holland tractors for specialty crops like orchards and vineyards in North America. This multi-phase collaboration aims to enhance autonomous capabilities, addressing labor shortages and operational costs. Bluewhite's AI-driven technology, already implemented across 150,000 acres in the U.S., could reduce operating costs by up to 85%. Initial distribution will begin in the western U.S. in summer 2024, with future global expansion planned. This partnership complements CNH's existing autonomous technology acquisitions and aims to elevate productivity and sustainability for growers.
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