Reports Q2 revenue $642.6M, consensus $602.41M. David Meyer, CEO, stated, “We posted another quarter of strong results, reflecting double-digit same-store revenue growth across all three of our reporting segments. This growth was also balanced across equipment, parts and service – each of which performed well and also delivered solid gross margins, which combined for a consolidated pre-tax margin of 6.5% and diluted earnings per share of $1.38….In conjunction with our second quarter fiscal 2024 financial results, we announced our entry into a definitive agreement for the strategic acquisition of J.J. O’Connor & Sons, the largest Case IH dealership group in Australia and a market leader in high horsepower equipment…Their operating metrics, core values, and customer-centric focus align with our own, making them a great partner for our entry into the Australian agriculture market, which is benefiting from strong fundamentals that are being driven by enhanced productivity, economies of scale, and farmer profitability. Together, we believe we will be able to build upon their presence in Southeastern Australia and capitalize on operational synergies across our global footprint, generating significant value for our shareholders.”
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