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AGCO Corporation (AGCO) Revenue by Segment & Business Profile

Tractors was 63.9% of AGCO Corporation's revenue across the 3 lines it reports, according to EquiReason's reading of its SEC filings.

Source: SEC EDGAR filings · figures as of 2026-06-30 · read by EquiReason

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Farm & Heavy Construction Machinery · Industrials
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Market cap
7.4B
P/E TTM
14.7
Dividend yield
1.1%
52-week
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Next earnings
29 Oct, in 4 days

What the company does

AGCO Corporation is a farm & heavy construction machinery company in the industrials sector. In its SEC filings it reports 3 business lines: Tractors (64%), Replacement Part Sales (20%), Application Equipment And Other Machinery Product Line (16%). Trailing twelve-month revenue: $10.3 billion as of 2026-06-30.

Roles we read

from the filings, not the sector label
  • Agricultural equipment

Revenue by geography

latest quarter · company segment note
RegionRevenueSharey/y
Germany495M18.9%+6.2%
Other Europe405M15.5%-8.3%
United States374M14.3%+23.6%
France294M11.3%-7.2%
Finland And Scandinavia213M8.1%+0.6%
Brazil167M6.4%-25.0%
United Kingdom And Ireland164M6.3%+14.0%
IT115M4.4%+5.7%
Canada98M3.7%+6.9%
Other South America79M3.0%+0.1%

AGCO Corporation — questions

What does AGCO Corporation do?
AGCO Corporation is a farm & heavy construction machinery company in the industrials sector. In its SEC filings it reports 3 business lines: Tractors (64%), Replacement Part Sales (20%), Application Equipment And Other Machinery Product Line (16%). Trailing twelve-month revenue: $10.3 billion as of 2026-06-30.
How does AGCO Corporation make money?
By the lines it reports in its SEC filings: Tractors 63.9%, Replacement Part Sales 19.8%, Application Equipment And Other Machinery Product Line 16.3% of revenue.

Every figure on this page comes from AGCO Corporation's own SEC filings — see them on SEC EDGAR. Price data is licensed and shown only inside the product.

How these figures are read: methodology · EquiReason.