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Sapient Capital LLC increased its stake in Deere & Company by 10.3%, acquiring an additional 2,580 shares to a total of 27,538 shares worth $12.86 million. This comes as CEO John C. May II sold 11,106 shares for $5.55 million, reducing his ownership to 0.29% of the stock. Analysts currently hold a "Moderate Buy" consensus rating for Deere & Company with an average target price of $522.70.
This article provides an analysis of CNH Industrial NV's EV-to-OCF ratio, which stands at 10.46 as of December 27, 2025. This valuation metric, calculated by dividing enterprise value by cash flow from operations, is presented alongside historical data, industry comparisons, and a detailed explanation of its calculation and significance for investors. The company's EV-to-OCF is currently worse than 52.83% of its peers in the Farm & Heavy Construction Machinery industry.
John Deere has announced its acquisition of Tenna, a U.S.-based construction technology firm specializing in mixed-fleet equipment operations and asset tracking. This strategic move aims to bolster John Deere's digital construction portfolio, allowing contractors to enhance equipment management, maintenance scheduling, and operational performance across diverse fleets. Tenna will continue to operate independently under its existing brand, with the transaction expected to close in February 2026, pending regulatory approval.
Caterpillar Inc. (NYSE: CAT) shares were trading slightly lower on a holiday-thinned session, reflecting mixed trading in the broader market. The company's stock is increasingly tied to the growing demand for electric power and data center infrastructure due to AI, a narrative that has become a significant driver in recent quarters. Despite risks from tariffs and construction-cycle sensitivity, analysts are re-evaluating CAT as more than just a cyclical industrial bellwether, recognizing its durable aftermarket and power-system tailwinds.
Caterpillar (NYSE: CAT) is heading into the Dec. 26, 2025 trading session with significant investor focus on its role in AI data center infrastructure through power generation, which is contributing to a premium valuation. While demand for its machinery remains strong in North America and EAME, the company faces headwinds from tariffs, which are projected to be a quantifiable earnings headwind, and a new patent infringement lawsuit from Bobcat. Investors are also tracking the company's consistent dividend history and upcoming Q1 2026 earnings report in late January.
DAVENPORT & Co LLC reduced its stake in Deere & Company by 5.9%, selling 2,302 shares and retaining 36,648 shares valued at $16.76 million. CEO John C. May II also decreased his position by selling 11,106 shares. Despite missing EPS slightly, Deere & Company reported a 14.1% increase in revenue year-over-year and analysts maintain a "Moderate Buy" consensus with a $522.70 price target.
Woodward, Inc. (NASDAQ:WWD) has received a consensus "Moderate Buy" rating from analysts, with an average one-year price target of $298.78. The company recently exceeded quarterly earnings estimates, provided strong FY 2026 guidance, and authorized a $1.8 billion share buyback. Insider selling was noted, but institutional investors hold a significant majority of the stock.
Deere & Company (NYSE: DE) ended a six-day losing streak on December 24, 2025, with a modest rebound supported by bullish analyst ratings suggesting a cyclical bottom amidst a challenging fiscal year. This rebound, fueled by analysts affirming "Buy" and "Outperform" ratings and the strategic acquisition of Tenna, signals a potential shift in market sentiment towards a 2026 recovery in the industrial sector. The company is transitioning from a traditional manufacturer to a technology-first enterprise, focusing on precision agriculture and recurring software revenue to drive future growth.
Deere & Company (DE) announced a deal to acquire Tenna, a construction technology company, to expand its customer-focused mixed-fleet business. Tenna provides a platform for equipment fleet operations that automates and optimizes construction workflows. The acquisition, expected to close in February 2026, will allow Tenna to continue operating independently while Deere scales its advanced technology offerings in the construction sector.
Vontobel Holding Ltd. significantly reduced its stake in Deere & Company by 16.1% in Q3, selling 13,665 shares to hold 71,272 shares valued at approximately $32.59 million. This reduction comes amidst other institutional investors either increasing or slightly reducing their positions in DE, and CEO John C. May II's sale of 11,106 shares, decreasing his ownership by 8.99%. Deere & Company also declared a quarterly dividend of $1.62 per share and posted Q3 EPS of $3.93, slightly missing estimates, with revenue exceeding expectations.
Deere & Company (NYSE: DE) ended a six-day losing streak on December 24, 2025, with a modest rebound, fueled by bullish analyst ratings suggesting a cyclical bottom for the agricultural machinery giant. This stabilization, supported by strategic acquisitions like Tenna and a pivot towards precision agriculture and recurring software revenue, signals a potential shift in market sentiment despite a challenging fiscal year. Analysts anticipate a 2026 recovery, driven by federal aid and a potential easing of interest rates, positioning Deere for future growth.
This article analyzes the Q3 performance of several agricultural machinery stocks, focusing on AGCO's mixed results. It details the revenue performance of AGCO, Titan International, Alamo, Deere, and The Toro Company, highlighting their individual strengths and weaknesses against analyst expectations. The broader market context, including inflation, interest rates, and recent political events, is also discussed.
Caterpillar (NYSE: CAT) is highlighted as a centennial company transforming into a technology-driven powerhouse, leading the global industrial renaissance. Its performance, driven by autonomy, alternative fuels, and digital twins, reflects its pivot towards high-margin services and a focus on infrastructure, energy transition, and AI-driven power solutions. The article emphasizes its strong financial performance, leadership changes, and competitive advantages, despite historical cyclicality and current valuation risks.
This article traces the history of U.S. tractor market leadership, from International Harvester's dominance in the 1950s to John Deere's subsequent rise through the 1960s and beyond, fueled by technological innovation and a strong dealer network. It also highlights the current landscape, noting John Deere's continued leadership, the consolidation into CNH Industrial and Agco, and the significant growth of Kubota, particularly in the compact tractor segment. The shifting market reflects broader agricultural trends like fewer, larger farms and changing labor demands.
Deere & Company has accused the Federal Trade Commission of conducting a "fishing expedition" in its US antitrust suit, asserting that the FTC's data security information requests are overly broad. This statement was made to a US federal judge on Tuesday. The heavy equipment manufacturer is challenging the extent of the FTC's demands regarding its data security practices.
Recent positive ratings from RBC Capital and Barclays, coupled with insider buying by Director Stephen E. MacAdam, signal increasing confidence in Louisiana-Pacific (LPX). This renewed attention comes despite earlier mixed earnings, highlighting an upswing in both internal and external sentiment. The investment case for LPX primarily hinges on sustained demand for engineered wood products and the successful adoption of its SmartSide and ExpertFinish products, with the company reaffirming strong 2025 siding net sales guidance.
While brokers assign Deere (DE) an "Average Brokerage Recommendation" (ABR) of 2.00, indicating a "Buy," this analysis warns against relying solely on such recommendations. The article highlights that brokerage firms often have a positive bias due to vested interests. It suggests using the ABR to validate other analysis, like the Zacks Rank, which for Deere is currently a "Sell" due to declining earnings estimates.
Meade Tractor has opened its new corporate headquarters at 26 Midway St. in Bristol, relocating from Johnson City. This move consolidates administrative, operations, and executive teams to improve efficiency across 15 locations and supports future growth. The company, a leading John Deere dealership, emphasized its commitment to the Tri-Cities region and enhanced customer service.
John Deere announced its acquisition of Tenna, a construction technology company specializing in mixed-fleet equipment operations and asset-tracking solutions. Tenna will continue to operate independently, focusing on scaling its business through its customer-focused model. The acquisition is pending regulatory approval and is expected to close in February 2026.
Voya Investment Management LLC reduced its stake in Corteva by 17.2%, selling 53,465 shares and retaining 256,732 shares valued at approximately $17.36 million. Corteva recently exceeded quarterly earnings expectations with an EPS of ($0.23) against an expected ($0.49) and revenue of $2.62 billion, a 6.5% year-over-year increase. Analysts maintain a "Moderate Buy" rating for CTVA with an average price target of $78.21, and the company offers a quarterly dividend of $0.18.
Deere & Company (John Deere) has reached an agreement to acquire Tenna, a US-based construction technology company specializing in tracking and managing mixed-fleet equipment. Tenna will continue to operate independently after the acquisition, which is expected to close by February 2026, pending regulatory approval. This move follows John Deere's strategic focus on expanding its construction offerings and enhancing its position in the earthmoving equipment market.
Deere & Company (John Deere) has announced its agreement to acquire US-based construction technology firm Tenna for an undisclosed amount. The acquisition, pending regulatory approval, is expected to close by February 2026, with Tenna continuing independent operations. This move aligns with John Deere's strategic growth plans, which include a target for 10% compound annual growth in net sales from 2025 through 2030 and the launch of in-house designed excavators for the North American market.
Deere & Company has agreed to acquire Tenna, a construction technology firm specializing in mixed-fleet equipment operations and asset-tracking solutions. Tenna will continue operating as an independent business and brand, focusing on scaling its customer-focused model. The deal is expected to close in February 2026.
Deere & Company has announced an agreement to acquire Tenna, a construction technology firm specializing in mixed-fleet equipment and asset tracking solutions. Tenna will continue to operate independently under its own name, focusing on expanding its existing mixed-fleet business model. The acquisition is anticipated to be finalized in February 2026.
Citi has increased its price target for Cummins Inc. (NYSE: CMI) to $580, maintaining a Buy rating, based on an improved machinery demand outlook for 2026, particularly in construction and mining. While Barclays maintained a Hold rating, UBS upgraded Cummins to Neutral, citing an expected bottoming of the truck market cycle in 2026. Analysts note potential short-term weaknesses in engine and parts due to truck market conditions, offset by strong power generation performance.
John Deere has announced an agreement to acquire Tenna, a construction technology company specializing in mixed-fleet equipment operations and asset tracking solutions. Tenna's platform optimizes construction workflows by providing real-time equipment data, aiming to enhance productivity and reduce costs. The acquisition is expected to conclude in February 2026, pending regulatory approval, with Tenna continuing to operate independently.
Wedge Capital Management L L P NC increased its stake in Deere & Company by 28% during the third quarter, acquiring 3,393 additional shares to hold a total of 15,494 shares valued at approximately $7.09 million. This occurred despite Deere's CEO selling a significant number of shares and the company reporting an EPS that slightly missed estimates for the quarter. Analysts have a "Moderate Buy" consensus rating for Deere & Company, with an average target price of $522.70, though some have recently lowered price objectives and earnings estimates for future quarters.
Exchange Traded Concepts LLC significantly increased its holdings in Deere & Company (NYSE:DE) by 118.5% in Q3, now holding shares valued at $27.77 million. This comes as Deere reported Q3 EPS that missed estimates but revenue that exceeded expectations. Despite recent downward revisions to earnings forecasts by Zacks, analyst sentiment remains "Moderate Buy" with an average target price of $522.70.
Dynamic Advisor Solutions LLC significantly increased its stake in the First Trust Short Duration Managed Municipal ETF (NYSEARCA:FSMB) by 50.1% during the third quarter, now owning 77,138 shares valued at approximately $1,549,000. Other hedge funds also adjusted their positions in FSMB, which focuses on US municipal debt with a short duration. The ETF recently announced a monthly dividend of $0.052 per share, representing a 3.1% annualized yield.
Abner Herrman & Brock LLC has made a new $1.52 million investment in Deere & Company, acquiring 3,330 shares. This comes amidst mixed analyst sentiments, with Zacks cutting future EPS forecasts, while the company recently reported Q3 EPS of $3.93 and announced a $1.62 quarterly dividend. Despite some downward revisions, the average analyst rating for Deere & Company remains a "Moderate Buy".
Douglas Lane & Associates LLC reduced its stake in GXO Logistics, Inc. by 12.6% in Q3, selling 60,450 shares. Despite this, insider Todd C. Cooper purchased 6,000 shares, increasing his holding significantly, indicating confidence. Analysts maintain a "Moderate Buy" rating for GXO, forecasting a target price of $62.62, and the company reported a slight EPS beat with positive FY2025 guidance.
Sarasin & Partners LLP significantly reduced its stake in Deere & Company by 3.4% in the third quarter, now holding 388,218 shares valued at approximately $180.7 million. Despite mixed analyst sentiment, with a consensus "Moderate Buy" rating, Deere reported a slight EPS miss but a substantial revenue beat and announced a quarterly dividend of $1.62 per share. Insider activity also shows CEO John C. May II selling over 11,000 shares in November.
This article provides an in-depth look at Caterpillar (CAT) stock as of December 20, 2025, detailing recent volatility, analyst price targets, and a dividend update. It explores institutional ownership changes, insider selling, and the evolving narrative of CAT as an AI infrastructure beneficiary. The report also outlines the bull and bear cases for the stock heading into 2026, considering factors like energy equipment demand, tariffs, and valuation sensitivity.
Voya Investment Management LLC significantly reduced its stake in Deere & Company by 72.1% in Q3, selling over half a million shares. This move comes amidst mixed analyst sentiment, with some firms lowering price targets and Zacks trimming EPS forecasts for 2026-2028, citing weakened near-term earnings visibility. Adding to the negative sentiment, CEO John C. May II also conducted a notable insider sale of over $5.5 million worth of shares.
JPMorgan Chase & Co. has lowered its price target for Deere & Company (NYSE:DE) from $480.00 to $460.00, maintaining a "neutral" rating and citing a potential 3.03% downside. Despite this, the broader analyst consensus remains a "Moderate Buy" with an average target of $522.70. Recent financial results show Deere slightly missed EPS but beat revenue expectations, while its CEO sold over 11,000 shares in November.
Montecito Bank & Trust has acquired a new position of 2,512 shares in Deere & Company valued at approximately $1,149,000 during Q3. Wall Street analysts maintain a "Moderate Buy" rating for DE with an average price target of $523.70. The company recently declared a quarterly dividend of $1.62, representing an annual dividend of $6.48 with a 1.4% yield.
John Deere is anticipating a strong year for its Latin American operations in 2026, driven by growth in mining, infrastructure, government sales, and a recovering agricultural sector. The company's sales and marketing director for construction, Adilson Butzke, projects significant demand increases in these areas, with particular focus on Brazil and Mexico, highlighting investments in infrastructure and mining projects across the region. Despite potential challenges like low-cost imported equipment, John Deere plans continued investment in its industrial plants in Latin America.
Addenda Capital Inc. increased its stake in Church & Dwight Co., Inc. by 29.6% in the third quarter, purchasing an additional 19,618 shares to hold a total of 85,841 shares valued at $7.52 million. This move is consistent with other institutional investors like Vanguard and State Street also raising their positions, bringing the total institutional ownership to 86.60%. Despite a consensus "Hold" rating from analysts with an average price target of $99.47, Church & Dwight beat Q3 earnings expectations and provided guidance for Q4 and FY2025.
Tornado Infrastructure Equipment Ltd. (Tornado) has successfully completed its plan of arrangement with The Toro Company (Toro), under which a Toro affiliate acquired all of Tornado's Class "A" common shares for $1.92 per share. The shares are expected to be delisted from the TSX Venture Exchange on December 10, 2025, and Tornado has applied to cease being a reporting issuer in the applicable Canadian provinces. Shareholders with questions regarding the arrangement can contact TSX Trust Company.
John Deere and Wirtgen Group will jointly showcase their offerings at ConExpo-Con/Agg 2026, occupying 80,000 sq. ft. across indoor and outdoor spaces. The exhibition will feature 24 market launches, including 18 world premieres from Deere and six from Wirtgen, focusing on innovative solutions, digital tools, and sustainable electric and hybrid-electric machines. Additionally, John Deere executives will deliver keynotes and participate in panel discussions on technology and autonomy in the construction industry.
The Toro Company reported Q3 2025 earnings with revenue of $1.07 billion, beating analyst estimates, and adjusted EPS of $0.91, exceeding expectations. Despite these beats, the 2026 guidance for adjusted EPS at $4.43 midpoint fell below analyst estimates. The company highlighted strong performance in its Professional segment due to improved execution and cost savings from its AMP initiative.
The Czech National Bank increased its stake in Deere & Company (NYSE:DE) by 3.7% in Q3, purchasing 2,271 additional shares, bringing their total holdings to 63,970 shares valued at approximately $29.25 million. This move comes as CEO John C. May II reduced his own position by selling 11,106 shares, and the company reported Q3 earnings that missed consensus estimates but beat revenue expectations. Deere also announced a quarterly dividend of $1.62 per share.
The industrial trucks market, valued at USD 29.7 billion in 2025, is projected to reach USD 51.4 billion by 2035, growing at a CAGR of 5.6%. This growth is primarily driven by the expansion of e-commerce, increasing warehouse automation, and the adoption of Industry 4.0 technologies, which emphasize smart, connected, and autonomous material handling solutions. Key market trends include a shift towards electric and hydrogen-powered trucks, the growing use of AGVs and autonomous systems, and the integration of IoT and AI for enhanced fleet management and predictive maintenance.
Jim Cramer advises buying Deere (DE) over Cummins (CMI) and Caterpillar (CAT), highlighting Deere's potential benefit from agricultural handouts and expected Chinese purchasing. Despite Cummins' data center exposure and backup power generation business, Cramer believes Deere is the more affordable option among the three. The article also suggests superior upside potential in certain AI stocks compared to CMI.
Jim Cramer suggests investors consider Deere (DE) over Cummins (CMI) and Caterpillar (CAT), anticipating a "handout" for farmers and increased buying from China, despite current low crop prices. He believes Deere is currently the cheapest among the three. While acknowledging Cummins' data center exposure for backup generators, Cramer emphasizes Deere's potential upside due to external market factors.
Jim Cramer recommends Deere (DE) over Cummins (CMI) for investment due to upcoming farmer "handouts" and anticipated buying from China, despite Cummins' exposure to data centers. He views Deere as currently cheaper among the three options considered by a club member (CMI, CAT, and DE). Cramer acknowledged Cummins' data center exposure as an underappreciated positive amidst headwinds in its core truck engine business.
Oak Thistle LLC significantly increased its stake in Deere & Company, boosting its holdings by 118.4% to 6,925 shares, valued at $3.17 million. This makes Deere & Company the 29th biggest position in Oak Thistle's portfolio. Institutional investors collectively own 68.58% of Deere's stock, while analysts have a "Moderate Buy" consensus rating with an average price target of $523.70.
Nilsine Partners LLC significantly reduced its stake in Deere & Company by selling 3,783 shares, decreasing its Q3 holdings by 63.7% to 2,152 shares valued at approximately $984,000. This divestment comes as other major institutions like Norges Bank, Marshall Wace LLP, and TD Asset Management Inc. substantially increased their positions in the agricultural and industrial equipment manufacturer. Deere & Company reported quarterly revenue of $12.39 billion, exceeding consensus estimates, but missed EPS estimates slightly at $3.93.
Analysts have assigned H&R Block, Inc. (NYSE:HRB) a consensus "Hold" recommendation, with an average 1-year target price of $55.00 across five firms. The company recently exceeded earnings per share and revenue estimates for the last quarter but provided FY2026 EPS guidance slightly below analyst expectations. CEO Jeffrey J. Jones II also sold a significant portion of his shares, reducing his stake by 16.3%.
Park National Corp OH increased its stake in Deere & Company by 3.0% to 89,175 shares, valued at $40.78 million, making it their 19th largest holding. Despite Deere missing quarterly EPS expectations, its revenue rose 14.1% year-over-year, and the company announced a quarterly dividend of $1.62. Analysts currently maintain a "Moderate Buy" rating with an average price target of $523.70, even though CEO John C. May II recently sold over 11,000 shares worth approximately $5.55 million.