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Deutz results: first quarter of 2024

“As is evident in our figures for the first quarter, the much weaker economic environment is starting to have an effect on us, too. The good news is that we are considerably more robust than before,” says Deutz CEO, Sebastian C. Schulte.
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Deutz launches “Greenfield Award” 

Deutz launches the “Deutz Greenfield Award”: students and young researchers may submit their ideas for the future of sustainable mobility in the off-highway sector until May 17, 2024.

Deutz has completed the sale of Torqeedo to Yamaha

Deutz has reached another milestone in its portfolio realignment by completing the sale of Torqeedo to Yamaha Motor. Deutz intends to enhance its performance in the existing business with conventional engines and to expand its technology portfolio for the future.

Deutz results: revenue up by almost 8 % in 2023

Within a persistently challenging macroeconomic environment, Deutz stayed on course in the 2023 financial year and achieved record results for revenue EBIT. The drive manufacturer grew its revenue by 7.8 % to around €2.1 billion.

Comparisons: 5 to 5.2 liters

AGCO Power’s Core family expands. The 1.25-liter cylinder displacement also applies to 4-cylinder Diesel engine and throws down the gauntlet in this micro-segment. Veterans mtu and Volvo Penta are joined by the Finns, Deutz, Kubota and Isuzu. Read the full article in the March issue of Powertrain In...

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FPT Industrial: let’s go, XC13

The XC13 surely sounds agnostic in FPT Industrial’s unofficial nomenclature; it comes, indeed, with a tripartite certification: Euro 6E (winking an eye at the upcoming Euro 7), methane gas and also biofuel, with a link to hydrogen. Andrea Abbà, FPT’s product marketing manager, told us about dialogui...

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Deutz Annual General Meeting

Deutz Annual General Meeting, Rudolf Maier on the Supervisory Board, Deutz Lifecycle Solutions and Deutz Business School in Spain

Deutz 2020 results

The Deutz Group sold a total of 150,928 engines in the reporting year, which was 28.7 percent fewer than in 2019.
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