Claas increased its revenue in the 2021 fiscal year by 19% to $5,430.4 billion (previous year: $4,575.3 billion). Pre-tax earnings rose to $404.1 million (previous year: $178.9 million).

Claas of America announces Claas Used, a pre-owned equipment program for North America that combines the performance and efficiency of a Claas machine, with professionally inspected and protected “Certified” units and special low-rate financing through Claas Financial Services.

Ohio Ag Equipment has expanded its brand lineup at 3 of its locations to now include Claas combines.

Just under five months before the start of Agritechnica, Claas confirms its renewed attendance and announces initial details. The stand will move from Hall 13 to the EXPO Pavilions P32 to P35 and will feature a completely revamped trade show concept.

Claas of America today formally opened the all-new 20,000-square-foot Claas Academy training facility. Located adjacent to the Claas of America headquarters and manufacturing plant in Omaha, the state-of-the-art facility will host on-site and virtual training for the Claas dealer network. 

Supply chain disruptions have been a challenge for manufacturers throughout the agriculture sector over the past year. Since the pandemic, availability of inputs related to the production of agricultural equipment has decreased dramatically. Steel, rubber and computer chips are just a number of the components that manufacturers have struggled to get their hands on.

A brand-new facility and the purchase of two others brings Butler to 20 locations, across 4 states.

Claas has entered into a cooperative venture with Dutch start-up AgXeed B.V. and acquired a minority shareholding in the company's international funding round as a mark of their commitment.

Claas of America and Alberta Ag Centre recently announced that the dealership has been assigned additional territory in Alberta, Canada.