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TELFS, Austria and WESTMINSTER, Colo. - In a collaborative effort, Trimble (NASDAQ:TRMB), a $13.89 billion technology company currently trading at $56.51, and Liebherr have announced the release of a new Trimble Ready factory option for Liebherr’s PR 776 Generation 8 bulldozers. According to InvestingPro analysis, Trimble’s stock appears to be trading near its Fair Value, with recent market volatility presenting potential opportunities for investors. This integration enables the bulldozers to come pre-equipped with the necessary hardware for the Trimble Earthworks grade control platform, which is designed to enhance operational efficiency.
The Trimble Earthworks-ready base kit includes essential components such as mounting hardware, brackets, and an integrated wiring harness, facilitating a more efficient installation process once the bulldozer arrives on site. This pre-installation at the factory aims to reduce both the cost and complexity typically associated with aftermarket installations. The company’s focus on efficiency aligns with its strong financial fundamentals, maintaining a healthy gross profit margin of 67.69% and generating $3.68 billion in revenue over the last twelve months.
Nico Schuchter, Liebherr’s product manager, emphasized the value of this new offering, stating that it delivers a more integrated and cost-effective setup for customers who are increasingly relying on construction technology. Scott Crozier, vice president of civil construction field systems at Trimble, also highlighted the benefit for customers, noting that the option allows for a deeper integration of their technology on machines, simplifying installation and maximizing productivity.
To support the implementation of this technology, Trimble’s SITECH dealer channel and select authorized resellers will provide installation services, personalized training, and local technical support for the Trimble Earthworks system on the Liebherr PR 776 Generation 8 bulldozers.
The Trimble Ready factory option is now available globally through Liebherr dealers. Customers interested in this technology can contact a dealer for more details or visit Liebherr’s website for further information.
The introduction of this factory option is part of Trimble’s ongoing efforts to connect the digital and physical worlds, enhancing the productivity and efficiency of their customers in the construction industry. Meanwhile, Liebherr continues to be a significant player in the construction machinery market, providing a diverse range of products and services across various sectors.
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In other recent news, Trimble Inc. received a deficiency notice from the Nasdaq Stock Market for failing to file its annual report on time. The company has been granted a 60-day period to submit a compliance plan, with the potential for an extension if accepted. On an earnings call, Trimble explained that the delay was due to the time needed to prepare and file previous reports, but it does not expect changes in its financial results. Meanwhile, Trimble announced a partnership with Kirby-Smith Machinery, making it the first Trimble Technology Outlet in the U.S. to sell and support its grade control technology. This move is part of Trimble’s strategy to expand the availability of its technology to more machinery users. Additionally, Trimble unveiled Tekla Structures 2025, a software update with AI tools to enhance productivity and collaboration in construction projects. The company also introduced an integration with Daimler Truck North America to streamline fleet repair processes, aiming to reduce vehicle downtime. Lastly, Trimble partnered with STMicroelectronics to improve precise positioning solutions for automotive and IoT applications.
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