Kubota Caps Number of Dealer Stores by State
Kubota has implemented a new policy that will cap the number of stores any Kubota dealer can own per state.
Read moreKubota has implemented a new policy that will cap the number of stores any Kubota dealer can own per state.
Read moreKubota Corp.’s s 2023 revenue increased 12.8% to $20.05 billion. Domestic revenue increased 6.8% from the prior year to $ 4.27 billion because of increased revenue from Farm & Industrial Machinery and Water & Environment.
Read moreZero Nox Inc., a provider of off-highway vehicle electrification, announced a product development agreement for currently undisclosed products with Kubota Corporation in Japan.
Read moreThe American Farm Bureau Federation signed two more memorandums of understanding (MOUs) with two agricultural equipment manufacturers, AGCO and Kubota.
Read moreFor the year ended Dec. 31, 2022, revenue of Kubota Corp. and its subsidiaries increased by $3.6 billion (+21.9%) from the prior year to $19.97 billion.
Read moreJapanese farm equipment maker Kubota is bucking trends by moving production overseas despite a weak yen as it seeks to create a supply system not susceptible to currency market volatility,
Read moreTownline Equipment, a Kubota dealership group with five locations in New Hampshire, Vermont and New York, has purchased the Greenville Saw Service Kubota dealership in Greenville, New York.
Read moreThree barrels of sake were broken during an international affair and grand opening at the Japanese parent company of Salina-based Great Plains Manufacturing construction equipment facility.
Read moreKubota Corporation has announced that Kubota will be the first Japanese manufacturer to release electric tractors.
Read moreKubota reports revenue up by 14.4% but operating profit dropped by 18% for first six months of 2022.
Read moreKubota announced acquisition of the mower business division of an Italian mower manufacturer.
Read moreCompany plans to release a prototype of the fuel cell tractor in 2023, eyeing the US and European markets where the demand for zero-emissions machinery is booming.
Read moreIn North America, sales of tractors and construction machinery increased significantly due to strong demand along with growth in suburban development.
Read moreKubota’s shares of Escorts will increase from 9 percent to more than 50 percent. The transfer is a step toward establishing a business and investment road map for Escorts Kubota.
Read moreThe tech company uses image analysis technology and AI to assess plant growth and detect pests on grape, blueberry, and other tree crops.
Read moreThe newly appointed chief executive has been with Kubota for 32 years. He has worked in the company’s U.S. business as well as held executive roles in Europe.
Read more“Elk Grove allows us to remain close to our existing employee base while we expand our operations to better serve our dealer network,” said Western Division Manager Kyle Hagen.
Read moreThis is part of Kubota’s strategy to double down on the growth potential of the tractor market in India.
Read moreThe rapidly growing company is transforming the 750,000 square-foot structure at 3861 S. Ninth St., into Kubota’s North American Skid Steer Loader (SSL) and Compact Tracked Loader (CTL) Construction Equipment design and manufacturing center.
Read moreThe Japanese farming population is aging and shrinking, which is driving a shift to large-scale operations and driving demand for savings on labor and operations.
Read moreKubota plans to offer electric versions of mini excavators and compact tractors. The electric equipment will be manufactured in Japan or Germany starting in 2023.
Read moreUnder the settlement, AgJunction granted Kubota a non-exclusive license in the U.S. and Canada to its patent portfolio in exchange for undisclosed royalty payments from Kubota.
Read moreIn the farm and industrial machinery segment, overseas sales, which include North America, declined by 10.5 percent.
Read moreIn the farm and industrial machinery segment, revenue increased by 2.9 percent compared to 2018. Domestic revenues for the segment increased by 3.8 percent.
Read moreLawsuit alleges that Kubota products violate three AgJunction patents related to automated machine control and implement steering.
Read moreFor the year ended Dec. 31, consolidated revenue for Kubota Corp. increased by 5.7 percent compared to the previous year.
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