Revenue for the first quarter of fiscal 2027 was $344.2 million, compared to $384.4 million in the first quarter last year, reflecting a same-store sales decrease of 8.2%.
>Case IH dealership group Titan Machinery released preliminary 2Q results for fiscal 2025 on Aug. 14, ahead of the quarter close on Aug. 31. Revenue for the quarter is expected to be about $643 million.
We’re excited to be back in the office for this week’s podcast, which includes coverage of Titan Machinery’s strong first quarter performance, as well as the latest earnings reports from Deere & Co., AGCO and CNH Industrial. In the Technology Corner, Jack Zemlicka shares some of the results of the 7th Annual Strip-Till Operational Benchmark Study. Also in this episode, Deere earns the Dealer’s Choice Award in the Equipment Dealers Assn.’s Dealer-Manufacturer Relations survey, and dealer sentiment remains down in both North America and Europe.
In this podcast, we explore the possible outcomes of Deere's lawsuits against Precision Planting and AGCO, how high-speed ISOBUS will expedite plug & play compatibility, Titan Machinery's first quarter earnings for fiscal year 2019, and rancher sentiment and changes to the Financial Accounting Standards Board's accounting standards for companies that lease equipment.
In this podcast, we discuss how a GKN shareholder vote stymied the company's plan to combine its automotive and off-highway drive systems operation with Dana Corp., Titan Machinery's fourth quarter and year-end financial results, a number of legislative updates — including the Supreme Court's ruling that service advisers are exempt from the Fair Labor Standards Act's overtime requirement, and Art's Way's first quarter earnings.
In this podcast, we discuss what sort of impact China opening its doors to U.S. beef will have on dealers and manufacturers, the digital ag evolution, an update on dealers’ used equipment inventories, and the latest earnings reports for Titan Machinery, John Deere and Raven Industries.
In this podcast, we report on Titan Machinery’s fourth quarter and fiscal 2017 results, Deere’s more positive “mood” on market conditions, the opportunities and threats that come along with online equipment sales, dealers’ sales forecast for the year and Raven’s fourth quarter earnings.
Neil Messick, Co-Owner, Brian Messick, President, and Jay Gainer, General Manager, discuss how the Messick’s dealership has grown over the past 75 years to now employ 350 people.
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