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Cummins reports strong third quarter 2024 results

“We achieved strong sales and profitability in the third quarter, led by improvement in our Power Systems and Distribution businesses, and have adjusted our full year projection for EBITDA percentage to be at the top end of the prior range,” said Jennifer Rumsey, Chair and CEO of Cummins.
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Diesel of the Year 2025: dawn of the Hyundai DX05 & DX08

The Korean star is also reflected in the Diesel of the Year. South Korea is in the empire of industrial powers, cinema in the author anthology, K-pop in the playlist of teenagers. The 2025 edition is about Hyundai Infracore DX, 4- and 6-cylinder modular (BxS 110x132 mm), which have what it takes to ...

Alternative Engine Award: FPT under the sign of multi-fuel

An award that seems tailor-made for the XC13 by FPT Industrial. It is the Alternative Engine Award. The 13-litre has always been the star of the Cursor family and in the new X version it has been applied since its birth to IVECO trucks and, in the hydrogen version, has been on the ski slopes for thr...

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Jennifer Rumsey takes the role of President and CEO of Cummins

Jennifer Rumsey is going to take the role of President and CEO of Cummins starting 1st August 2022. Currently she hold the position of President and Chief Operating Officer (COO). She’ll replace Tom Linebarger, who will continue to serve as Chairman of the Board and Executive Chairman.

Cummins: from Darlington to South Korea

You will remember that in January Cummins revealed that it had manufactured its 1.5 millionth Mid-Range engine, a B5.9, at its Darlington factory. Since then, the team at Darlington has been tracking the progress of its now “famous” engine and have estimated that it travelled over 5,400 miles from D...

Sennebogen 3.40G: wheel loader or telescopic?

Sennebogen presented the new 3.40G telehandler with SML Power technology. A concept that combines the advantages of the telehandler with the robustness and operational capacity of a wheel loader. But with more competitive TCOs.
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