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About AGCO

Agco is a global manufacturer of agricultural equipment. Its main machine brands are Fendt, Massey Ferguson, and Valtra; its initiatives in precision agriculture have been organized under the PTx umbrella following a series of acquisitions. While a global business, Agco's sales skew heavily toward Europe/Middle East, representing 50%-60% of sales and even more of operating profits. The company is trying to increase its exposure to the larger North and South American markets. Its products are available through a global dealer network, which includes over 3,000 dealers and distribution locations and reaches into over 140 countries. Additionally, Agco offers retail and wholesale financing to customers through its partnership with Rabobank of the Netherlands, having exited their JV in 2026.
Ticker
$AGCO
Primary listing
NYSE
Employees
22,000

AGCO Metrics

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$7.6B
28.51
$3.89
1.07
$1.18
1.08%

What the Analysts think about AGCO

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North American sales rose 35.1% year on year on a constant-currency basis in Q3, and the region returned to operating profit. Higher sales across several tractor categories show AGCO can still grow in a weak market. (AGCO)
AGCO remained profitable in a very weak cycle, reporting $1.05 in adjusted Q3 earnings per share and forecasting an adjusted operating margin of about 7% for 2026. Cost controls and production aligned with dealer demand may help limit the downturn’s damage to earnings. (AGCO)
PTx gives AGCO a growth route beyond selling new machines: its retrofit technology is designed to work across mixed-brand fleets, helping farmers automate existing equipment. AGCO says these solutions are available now or progressing towards commercial availability. (AGCO)
Q3 net sales fell 8.6% year on year and adjusted earnings per share dropped to $1.05 from $1.35. AGCO also cut its 2026 sales outlook to $9.8–$10.0 billion, down from the $10.1–$10.2 billion range given in July. (AGCO, AGCO)
Europe and the Middle East suffered a sharp Q3 setback: sales fell 18.1% on a constant-currency basis, while regional operating income was $115.1 million lower than a year earlier. Weaker demand in major European markets drove the decline. (AGCO)
Demand remains weak across important markets: North American tractor and combine sales fell 9% and 10% respectively in the first nine months, while Brazilian tractor sales dropped 17%. Lower farm profitability and tighter credit are delaying equipment purchases, leaving less room for a near-term sales recovery. (AGCO)
Data summarised monthly by Lightyear AI. Last updated on 29 Oct 2026.

AGCO Financial Performance

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Q3 24
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AGCO Earnings Performance

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Earnings per share
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Q4 23
Q1 24
Q2 24
Q3 24
Q4 24
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