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About CNH Industrial N.V.

CNH Industrial N.V. (ticker: CNH) is a global industrial equipment company listed on the U.S. market, with trading on the NYSE, and headquartered operationally in Basildon, United Kingdom, while the parent company is incorporated in the Netherlands. For French, Belgian and Swiss investors, CNH is best understood as a major off-highway equipment group with meaningful exposure to agricultural and construction cycles, but also with a strong brand portfolio and an increasingly technology-driven product strategy. The company’s roots go back to the 1999 merger of Case Corporation and New Holland. CNH Industrial was later created in 2013 through the combination of Fiat Industrial and CNH Global, and the business has since been reshaped to focus on off-highway machinery. Following the separation of Iveco Group, CNH is now centered on three reportable segments: Agriculture, Construction and Financial Services. The Agriculture segment includes the Case IH, New Holland Agriculture and Steyr brands. The Construction segment includes Case Construction Equipment, New Holland Construction and Eurocomach. Financial Services provides captive financing and related support to help dealers and customers acquire equipment. From a competitive standpoint, CNH ranks among the leading global players in farm machinery alongside Deere and AGCO, while also holding a recognized position in construction equipment. Its competitive strengths include a portfolio of long-established brands, a broad distribution network, a substantial installed base, and an ability to embed more software, precision agriculture tools, automation and connectivity into its machines. CNH’s strategy emphasizes productivity, efficiency and sustainability, with continued investment in product innovation, digital capabilities and more advanced machine-to-machine integration. CNH sells tractors, combine harvesters, sprayers, balers, loaders, excavators and other equipment used by farmers, contractors and infrastructure customers. Its geographic footprint is broad, with notable exposure to North America, Europe and Latin America, plus additional manufacturing and commercial operations in Asia and other key markets. This diversification supports resilience, although the business remains cyclical and sensitive to dealer inventories, commodity conditions, financing costs, trade policy and end-market demand. Recent developments underscore both the cyclical pressure in the agricultural market and CNH’s disciplined execution. In its 2025 results, the company reported lower full-year revenues, while highlighting cost discipline, dealer inventory reduction and ongoing operational excellence initiatives. In 2026, management indicated it is preparing for a still-weak agricultural demand environment, while continuing to launch new products and deepen the integration between iron and technology. For investors, CNH remains a high-quality cyclical industrial name tied to the U.S. listed NYSE market, with long-term exposure to global mechanization trends but near-term sensitivity to the trough in the agricultural equipment cycle.