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CNH Industrial Partners With Bourgault for Co-Branded Seeding Line

CNH Industrial Partners With Bourgault for Co-Branded Seeding Line

MT newswireMT newswire2026/08/31 17:12
01:12 PM EDT, 08/31/2026 (MT Newswires) -- CNH Industrial (CNH) said Monday it has entered a strategic alliance with Bourgault Industries under which Bourgault will manufacture co-branded Case IH and New Holland seeding equipment for distribution through its dealer network. CNH said it will continue supporting its existing seeding product line during a transition period. Co-branded seeding equipment manufactured by Bourgault will be unveiled with model year 2028 products and will be available to order starting in February 2027 through participating CNH dealer networks, Bourgault said in a statement. Financial terms of the alliance were not disclosed. Price: 12.16, Change: +0.48, Percent Change: +4.11
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