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About TEREX CORP

Terex Corp. (NYSE: TEX) is a U.S.-listed industrial equipment company based in the United States, with shares traded on the NYSE. The company focuses on specialized equipment for essential end markets, including emergency services, waste and recycling, utilities, materials processing, and construction. For investors, Terex is best understood as a diversified industrial platform exposed to infrastructure, municipal, and service-oriented demand rather than to purely consumer discretionary spending. Terex says its current business is the result of nearly a century of evolution across products, brands, and operating teams. The company is headquartered in Norwalk, Connecticut, and maintains a significant manufacturing footprint in the United States, while also operating in Europe, India, and Asia Pacific. This global footprint gives Terex local manufacturing and customer support capabilities in multiple regions, while preserving scale and operational flexibility. From a business-line perspective, Terex designs and manufactures materials processing machinery, waste and recycling solutions, mobile elevating work platforms, equipment for electric utility applications, and specialized vehicles. Following the integration of REV Group, the portfolio also includes a Specialty Vehicles segment, adding fire trucks, ambulances, and recreational vehicles to the mix. That addition broadens the company’s exposure beyond traditional industrial equipment and increases its participation in more defensive specialty transport categories. Terex competes on technical depth, product reliability, aftermarket support, and the breadth of its dealer, parts, and service network. Its competitive position is supported by a diversified end-market mix and by products that are often mission-critical for customers. The company emphasizes lifecycle support and digital solutions intended to improve equipment uptime and customer return on investment. In practical terms, this helps Terex defend pricing and customer relationships, especially in niche categories where service capabilities matter as much as the original machine sale. Recent corporate developments are important for the investment case. In October 2025, Terex announced a definitive merger agreement with REV Group, aiming to create a leading specialty equipment manufacturer with meaningful synergy potential. At the same time, Terex said it would initiate a process to exit its Aerials segment, underscoring a portfolio reshaping strategy. The company also highlighted product launches and capacity investments in 2025, including zero-emission utility equipment and higher installation capacity in its utilities business. In its first-quarter 2026 results, Terex reported strong backlog levels and reiterated full-year guidance, suggesting that execution, integration of REV, and portfolio optimization are now central to the equity story.