For This Tractor Manufacturer, Tariffs Are Making Competition Even Stiffer
Agco for years has been trying to boost its business in the U.S., where it has held the No. 3 spot in essentially a three-company farm-equipment market. But a wave of new tariffs means it will be harder to boost its standing there.
The Duluth, Ga., company doesn't have enough U.S. sales to justify moving more production out of Europe, where it has most of its production and sales, Chief Financial Officer Damon Audia said. And the likely need to raise prices to offset tariff costs...
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