Agricultural machinery manufacturer CNH Industrial, owner of the Case and New Holland brands, recorded a net profit of US$89 million in the fourth quarter, a drop of 49.3% compared to the same period of the previous year. For the year, net profit fell 59.9%, to US$505 million. The performance was the result of the drop in global sales of agricultural machinery that affects the entire sector.
According to the company, excluding the effects of restructuring charges and write-downs related to the acquisition of Raven in 2021 and the investment in Monarch Tractor, adjusted profit was US$246 million.
Consolidated revenue in the fourth quarter increased 6%, to US$5.16 billion in the fourth quarter of 2025. Of this total, US$3.6 billion came from the agricultural area and the remainder from the civil construction area.
In 2025, revenue fell 9%, to US$18.10 billion, with lower demand for equipment in the sector.
For 2026, CNH sees a still challenging scenario for farmers, including low commodity prices, high input costs and an uncertain commercial environment.
