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CNH Industrial N.V. (NYSE: CNH) generates a steady flow of news across agriculture, construction, technology and finance. As an equipment, technology and services company, it issues updates on Ag Tech innovations, product recognition, strategic technology roadmaps and capital markets activity. Its global and regional brands, including Case IH, New Holland, CASE, STEYR, Raven and others, frequently appear in announcements tied to new technologies, awards and industry events.
Recent communications from CNH highlight agricultural technology developments that span the crop cycle, from field preparation and planting to crop protection and harvesting. The company reports on AI-driven and autonomous solutions, precision spraying systems, digital farm management via the FieldOps™ platform, and connected equipment ecosystems. News items also cover recognition from organizations such as the American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers and Farm Machine of the Year awards for Case IH and New Holland machines and technologies.
In addition to product and technology updates, CNH’s news includes leadership appointments, sustainability publications, and financing activities such as bond offerings and notes issued by subsidiaries like CNH Industrial Finance Europe S.A. and CNH Industrial Capital LLC. The company also provides quarterly financial results and outlook commentary, discussing segment performance in Agriculture, Construction and Financial Services, as well as factors like industry demand, tariffs and geographic sales mix.
Investors, industry professionals and equipment users can use this news stream to follow CNH’s progress on its Breaking New Ground purpose, its Road to 2030 strategy themes, and its efforts to advance innovation, sustainability and productivity in agriculture and construction. Regular updates offer insight into how CNH’s brands, technologies and financial services evolve over time.
CNH (NYSE: CNH) has announced the appointment of Cameron Batten as Chief Communications Officer, effective March 31, 2025. Batten will join the company's Global Leadership Team (GLT) to support CNH's strategic priorities for profitable growth.
With over 25 years of experience in communications, Batten brings expertise from his previous role as Chief Communications Officer at Volkswagen Group of America. His career includes leadership positions at Samsung Electronics America, Capital One, Johnson & Johnson, and American Express.
CEO Gerrit Marx emphasized that CNH's new strategic chapter requires a visionary storyteller to communicate the company's technology landscape and impact through its iconic brands. CNH operates globally through brands including Case IH, New Holland Agriculture, CASE, New Holland Construction Equipment, and specialized brands like Raven, Hemisphere, and Flexi-Coil.
CNH has unveiled a significant automation initiative at its Lebanon, Indiana parts depot as part of its 'A Sustainable Year' series on World Engineering Day. The 19-acre facility, operating nearly 24/7, serves CNH's global dealer network.
The facility has implemented AutoStore™ automation technology to address storage challenges arising from managing spare parts for multiple machine models. The new automation processes have yielded several benefits, including:
- Zero downtime in operations
- Increased productivity
- Cost savings
- Enhanced sustainability
This initiative demonstrates CNH's commitment to innovation and efficiency in its global operations. The Lebanon depot serves as a key distribution center for the company's various brands, including Case IH, New Holland Agriculture, CASE, and New Holland Construction Equipment.
CNH (NYSE: CNH) has announced a significant leadership change in its Human Resources department. Francesco Tutino will become the new Chief Human Resources Officer (CHRO) effective May 1, 2025, joining the company's Global Leadership Team at their North American headquarters in Oak Brook, Illinois.
Tutino, who brings extensive multinational HR experience, will succeed Kelly Manley, who is departing after 20 years of service. His previous roles include Group Chief HR & Organization Officer at Prysmian and Chief Human Resources and IT Officer at Iveco Group, along with over 10 years of experience at CNH and Iveco Group combined.
Under Manley's leadership as Chief Diversity & Inclusion, Sustainability and Transformation Officer and later as CHRO, CNH strengthened its culture and advanced its sustainability goals. The company, with 40,000+ employees globally, operates through various brands including Case IH, New Holland Agriculture, CASE and New Holland Construction Equipment.
CNH (NYSE: CNH) has achieved a remarkable position in S&P Global's 2025 Sustainability Yearbook, ranking in the top 5% among over 7,600 companies across 62 industries. The company secured the second position in the Machinery and Electrical Equipment Industry category with a score of 79/100.
This achievement follows CNH's inclusion in the Dow Jones Sustainability World and North America Indices. The company's sustainability efforts include reducing carbon emissions, increasing renewable energy use, and expanding remanufacturing operations. Notable innovations include automated combine harvesters with enhanced efficiency features and the industry's first electric backhoe loader.
Additionally, CNH received A- Climate and A- Water scores from CDP for their 2024 results. The company's commitment to sustainability spans its agricultural and construction equipment brands, including Case IH, New Holland, CASE, and other regional brands, serving its 40,000+ employees and global customer base.
CNH Industrial (NYSE: CNHI) reported declining financial results for Q4 and full year 2024. Fourth quarter consolidated revenues fell 28% to $4.88 billion, with net income dropping 70% to $176 million. Full year 2024 consolidated revenues decreased 20% to $19.84 billion, while net income declined 45% to $1,259 million.
The company's performance was impacted by lower industry demand for Agriculture and Construction equipment, along with significant channel destocking efforts. Agriculture dealer inventory decreased by over $700 million in Q4 due to focused retail sales support and 34% fewer production hours.
Looking ahead to 2025, CNH forecasts lower global industry retail sales in both agriculture and construction equipment markets compared to 2024. The company expects Agriculture segment net sales to decline between 13-18% year-over-year, and Construction segment net sales to decrease between 5-10%. The adjusted diluted EPS outlook for 2025 is between $0.65 to $0.75.
CNH (NYSE: CNH) has announced it will release its Fourth Quarter and Full Year 2024 financial results on Tuesday, February 4, 2025. The company will host a live audio webcast and conference call at 9:00 a.m. ET on the same day. A replay will be available in the Investor Relations section of CNH's website.
CNH is a global equipment, technology, and services company operating through multiple brands including Case IH, New Holland Agriculture, CASE, New Holland Construction Equipment, STEYR, Raven, Hemisphere, Flexi-Coil, Miller, and Eurocomach. The company employs over 40,000 people globally and focuses on innovation, sustainability, and productivity across agricultural and construction sectors.
CNH's construction brands have secured two prestigious Good Design Awards for their innovative electric equipment designs. The CASE 580EV Electric Backhoe Loader, the industry's first production-ready electric backhoe loader, and the New Holland Construction W40X Electric Power compact wheel loader were both recognized by the Chicago Athenaeum Museum of Architecture and Design.
The CASE 580EV features electric blue decaling, ergonomic controls, an 8-inch touch screen, and advanced safety features including adjustable strobe lights. The New Holland W40X showcases a 'Clean Blue' design with the brand's iconic leaf symbol, emphasizing alternative propulsion technology.
These awards validate CNH's commitment to innovation, sustainability, and productivity in the construction equipment sector, demonstrating the company's ability to combine aesthetic excellence with functional engineering.
CNH Industrial (NYSE: CNH) has launched an innovative AI-powered chatbot called CNH AI Tech Assistant to enhance dealer support services. The tool is currently operational across more than 300 authorized agriculture and construction dealer groups in North America, Australia, and New Zealand, with plans for global expansion.
The AI Tech Assistant simulates conversations to provide diagnosis and repair plans for CNH brand machines, helping dealer technicians save time on repairs through quick and accurate technical responses. Developed with dealer feedback, this first-of-its-kind tool aims to simplify repair processes, improve uptime, and enhance customer satisfaction.
CNH (NYSE: CNH) has appointed Luis Abreu as Chief Information Officer (CIO), joining the company's Global Leadership Team (GLT). Abreu brings over 20 years of experience with CNH and its predecessor companies, having started his IT career at Iveco in 2005 and most recently serving as Acting CIO since August 2024.
CEO Gerrit Marx expressed confidence in Abreu's ability to advance CNH's IT organization, citing his extensive global and regional expertise. The appointment aligns with CNH's strategic priorities for profitable long-term growth globally, focusing on leveraging cutting-edge technologies to enhance both internal operations and customer benefits.
CNH Industrial (NYSE: CNHI) has received ten AE50 2025 awards from the American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers (ASABE), representing 20% of all awards given. The awards recognize innovative products in food and agricultural industries.
The Case IH brand won awards for: the Axial-Flow 260 series combines with integrated technology; C500 series corn heads; Large Square Baler Automation controls; Quadtrac Heavy-Duty Suspension system; Model Year 2025 Magnum tractors with APM2 technology; and the Modular Tramline System for the Early Riser 2160 planter.
New Holland secured awards for: the IntelliSense™ Bale Automation system with SmartSteer™ and IntelliCruise II™; the CropSpeed Monitoring System for FR Forage Cruiser harvesters; and the UltraFeed™ Pickup head with 13-foot working width.