CNH Industrial Expects Weak 2026 Earnings Amid Sluggish Demand for Tractors
CNH Industrial expects 2026 profits to miss estimates as low crop prices hurt demand. The firm plans to cut output and clear inventory until next year.
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CNH Industrial N.V. forecast full-year adjusted profit between $0.35 and $0.45 per share on Tuesday, coming in well below the $0.54 per share expected by analysts. The company, which maintains a significant presence in the United Kingdom 
GB, announced the guidance alongside its latest quarterly results, signaling a challenging outlook for the agricultural equipment industry in the year ahead.
GB, announced the guidance alongside its latest quarterly results, signaling a challenging outlook for the agricultural equipment industry in the year ahead.The company expects retail demand to fall by approximately 5% in 2026 as farmers grapple with a combination of low crop prices, high input costs, and shifting trade policies. This cautious outlook triggered an immediate reaction in the financial markets, with shares of the equipment manufacturer falling more than 4% in premarket trading. Data from LSEG had previously indicated that Wall Street was anticipating a stronger performance for the current fiscal year.
