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CNH Industrial N.V.

A diversified global powerhouse manufacturing agricultural and construction machinery with a strong focus on electrification and autonomous technology.

■ Key Metrics

Revenue
$18.09B
Net Income
$505.0M
Gross Profit
$5.71B
Operating Cash Flow
$2.54B
Total Assets
$42.75B
Shareholders' Equity
$7.83B
Cash & Equiv
$2.58B

⚖ Investment Thesis

Bull Case

Investors may view CNH as an attractive value play given its low revenue multiple relative to peers and the potential for margin expansion if the company successfully executes its electrification strategy. The company's strong cash generation capabilities historically support robust dividends, which could provide a steady income stream once market conditions stabilize.

Bear Case

The sharp contraction in revenue over the last two years combined with a significant drop in net income highlights the company's vulnerability to economic slowdowns and demand softness in key markets. High debt levels and negative changes in working capital suggest liquidity constraints that could limit the company's ability to invest in R&D or weather future downturns.

◉ About CNH Industrial N.V.

CNH Industrial N.V. is a global leader in agricultural, construction, and industrial machinery, serving markets across North America, Europe, Asia, and emerging economies. The company manufactures and distributes high-performance equipment for farming, earthmoving, power generation, and specialized industrial applications. Its portfolio includes well-known brands such as Case IH, New Holland, JCB, and Universal Robots, catering to diverse sectors requiring durable machinery.

⚙ Analysis

Management Discussion

Despite a revenue decline from $24.69B in 2023 to $18.09B in 2025, the company maintained profitability with net income dropping to $505M, reflecting challenging market conditions and significant cost pressures. The substantial decrease in cash flow from operations compared to historical norms suggests a need for rigorous capital discipline or restructuring efforts during this downturn.

Industry Overview

The global agricultural and construction equipment industry is currently navigating a post-pandemic recovery phase characterized by inflationary pressures and shifting demand patterns. Companies in this sector are increasingly focusing on sustainability, digitalization, and electrification to maintain competitive relevance amidst regulatory changes.

☰ Financial Statements

Income Statement
Balance Sheet
Cash Flow
Metric2022202320242025
Revenue$23.55B$24.69B$19.84B$18.09B
Cost of Revenue$16.80B$16.84B$13.35B$12.39B
Gross Profit$6.75B$7.85B$6.49B$5.71B
Operating Expenses$4.07B$5.15B$5.03B$5.09B
Operating Income$2.68B$2.70B$1.46B$620.0M
R&D$866.0M$1.04B$924.0M$1.02B
G&A$1.75B$1.86B$1.71B$1.88B
Stock-Based Comp$87.0M$99.0M$71.0M$45.0M
Depreciation$198.0M$213.0M$235.0M$267.0M
Amortization$130.0M$164.0M$182.0M$165.0M
Other OpEx$1.45B$2.24B$2.39B$2.19B
Non-Operating Income$0$0$0$0
Interest Expense$734.0M$1.34B——
Pre-Tax Income$2.68B$2.70B$1.46B$620.0M
Income Tax$747.0M$594.0M$336.0M$184.0M
Continuing Ops$2.04B$2.38B$1.12B$436.0M
Discontinued Ops$0$0$138.0M$69.0M
Net Income$2.04B$2.38B$1.26B$505.0M
Minority Interest$10.0M$12.0M$13.0M$-5.0M
Net to Common$2.03B$2.37B$1.25B$510.0M
Metric2022202320242025
Cash & Equivalents$4.38B$4.32B$3.19B$2.58B
Inventory$4.81B$5.54B$4.78B$4.65B
PP&E (Net)$1.53B$1.91B$1.94B$2.18B
Intangibles$1.13B$1.29B$1.22B$1.09B
Goodwill$3.32B$3.61B$3.58B$3.62B
Operating Leases$225.0M$297.0M$275.0M$264.0M
Total Assets$39.38B$46.35B$42.93B$42.75B
Total Liabilities$32.41B$38.12B$35.16B$34.92B
Shareholders' Equity$6.98B$8.23B$7.77B$7.83B
Retained Earnings$7.91B$9.75B$10.31B$10.51B
AOCI$-2.28B$-2.37B$-2.71B$-2.77B
Treasury Stock$230.0M$865.0M$1.39B$1.42B
Total L&E$39.38B$46.35B$42.93B$42.75B
Metric2022202320242025
Net Income (CFO)$2.04B$2.38B$1.26B$505.0M
Non-Cash Adjustments$-4.02B$-4.08B$-1.72B$3.62B
Working Capital Changes$2.54B$2.61B$2.42B$-1.59B
Cash from Operations$557.0M$907.0M$1.97B$2.54B
Cash from Investing$-3.01B$-3.70B$-2.77B$-1.38B
Debt Issuances$11.18B$9.94B$15.11B$12.98B
Debt Repayments$9.22B$8.22B$13.45B$13.01B
Dividends Paid$423.0M$538.0M$607.0M$333.0M
Cash from Financing$1.96B$2.60B$-67.0M$-2.02B
FX Effect$-228.0M$110.0M$-308.0M$225.0M
Net Change in Cash$-716.0M$-84.0M$-1.18B$-637.0M
Beginning Cash$5.84B$5.13B$5.04B$3.87B
Ending Cash$5.13B$5.04B$3.87B$3.23B

Frequently Asked Questions

How does CNH Industrial N.V. make money?

The company's revenue is driven by four primary segments: Agricultural Machinery (tractors, harvesters, and tractors), Construction Equipment (excavators, loaders, and cranes), Industrial Engines and Power Generation (diesel and gas engines for stationary power), and Specialized Solutions (including forestry equipment and autonomous robotics).

What are the main risks for CNH?

Fluctuations in raw material costs like steel and electronics impacting margins, intense price competition from rivals like Caterpillar and Deere, exposure to global supply chain disruptions affecting inventory levels, and foreign exchange volatility affecting international earnings.

What is CNH's competitive advantage?

CNH leverages a vast global dealer network providing comprehensive service and parts support, possesses deep engineering expertise in electrification to meet emission regulations, and maintains a diversified product portfolio that reduces reliance on any single market cycle.

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