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.
CNH (CNH) will begin rolling out revised engine software in Q4 2026 to align its equipment with updated U.S. EPA guidance on emissions-system fault inducement timing, giving customers more time to address certain faults before engine derates occur.
The initial rollout will focus on high-horsepower agricultural equipment, with availability expanding to additional product families and applications through 2027. Customers with a CNH Electronic Service Tool subscription will be able to perform the updates themselves, while CNH dealers can support installation remotely or on site. The company said the goal is to reduce avoidable downtime and increase flexibility during critical operating periods.
CNH (NYSE: CNH) announced a strategic alliance with Bourgault Industries, a leading maker of large-scale seeding equipment, to expand its global seeding portfolio. Bourgault will supply co-branded Case IH and New Holland products, distributed through CNH’s dealer network in North America, Australia and other high-potential markets.
The portfolio will include precision seeding air drill systems, high-capacity air carts, and digital control technologies, integrated with CNH’s FieldOps platform. According to CNH, the alliance supports its Path to 2030 strategy by accelerating time-to-market, enhancing dealer competitiveness, and reinforcing its position in key agricultural markets, while the company continues supporting its existing seeding products during a transition period.
CNH (NYSE: CNH) released its inaugural Farmer Pulse: The AgTech Adoption Edition on August 12, 2026, based on a May 2026 survey of 217 farmers and ranchers across the U.S. and Canada. The report finds that 89% of respondents use auto-guidance technology and 71% consider precision technology important to their operation’s success, indicating that precision farming is widely integrated into daily operations.
According to CNH, 54% of surveyed farmers plan to invest in additional precision technology within the next two years, mainly to reduce input costs, improve labor efficiency, and increase yields. Key drivers include cost savings (74% citing reduced input costs, 70% improved labor efficiency, 59% higher yields). Barriers to further adoption include cost (56%), uncertainty about return on investment (36%), need for more training (21%), connectivity (13%), and ease of use (11%). The Farmer Pulse is positioned as a recurring research initiative to track evolving agricultural priorities and technology adoption.
CNH (NYSE: CNH) reported Q2 2026 consolidated revenues of $4.80 billion, up 2% year-over-year, with Net sales of Industrial Activities of $4.14 billion, up 3%. Reported net income was $141 million (vs. $217 million in Q2 2025) and adjusted net income was $161 million (vs. $216 million).
Diluted EPS was $0.11, with adjusted diluted EPS of $0.13. Adjusted EBIT of Industrial Activities fell 25% to $167 million, and margin declined to 4.0%. Free cash flow of Industrial Activities was $150 million, down from $451 million. CNH returned $0.2 billion to shareholders via dividends and buybacks and narrowed 2026 guidance toward the high end of prior ranges, including flat Agriculture net sales, 5–10% Construction net sales growth, Free Cash Flow of Industrial Activities of $200–$400 million, and adjusted diluted EPS of $0.41–$0.46.
CNH (NYSE: CNH) highlights how its precision technology supports family farms in the latest feature of its A Sustainable Year digital series, focusing on Moreland Farms, a fourth-generation operation in Oklahoma and Southern Kansas.
The farm uses Case IH FieldOps™, AIM Command FLEX™ II and AccuSync® to connect machines, centralize machinery and field data, improve spraying accuracy through individual nozzle control, and coordinate multiple machines to reduce overlap and missed rows. According to CNH, these tools help turn operational data into practical decisions on nitrogen management, harvest insights and long-term land stewardship, improving efficiency and supporting more responsible land management for future generations.
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.