All of the group’s divisions continued to suffer falling revenue numbers in Q4 15 which translated into a sales fall of 15% to $7.14bn, or of 20% to $25.9bn for the full-year (we had expected $26.3bn). In spite of the above, Agricultural Equipment (+44% to $348m in Q4), Construction Equipment (+100% to $18m) and Commercial Vehicles (+55% to $155m) all generated higher operating earnings than a year ago. Powertrain (-6% to $62m) and Financial Services (-20% to $118m) did, however, experi

29 Jan 2016
Q4 15 not as bad as expected

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Q4 15 not as bad as expected
CNH Industrial NV (CNHI:WBO) | 0 0 0.6% | Mkt Cap: 18,994m
- Published:
29 Jan 2016 -
Author:
Hans-Peter Wodniok -
Pages:
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All of the group’s divisions continued to suffer falling revenue numbers in Q4 15 which translated into a sales fall of 15% to $7.14bn, or of 20% to $25.9bn for the full-year (we had expected $26.3bn). In spite of the above, Agricultural Equipment (+44% to $348m in Q4), Construction Equipment (+100% to $18m) and Commercial Vehicles (+55% to $155m) all generated higher operating earnings than a year ago. Powertrain (-6% to $62m) and Financial Services (-20% to $118m) did, however, experi