Cervus Equipment Corporation (CERV.TO) Income Statement Analysis – Financial Results

About Cervus Equipment Corporation

Cervus Equipment Corporation provides equipment solutions to customers in agriculture, transportation, and industrial markets in Canada, Australia, and New Zealand. It operates through three segments: Agricultural, Transportation, and Industrial Equipment. The company provides riding mower, gator utility vehicles, zero-turn mowers, tractors, commercial mowers, as well as cutters and shredders and front-end loaders. It also offers agricultural equipment, parts, and attachments, such as balers, tractors, mowers conditioners, nutrient application, combines, tillage, air seeding, self-propelled sprayer, self-propelled windrowers, self-propelled forage harvesters, and precision agriculture. In addition, the company offers forklifts, pallet jacks, telehandlers, and aerial work platforms. Further, it also provides transportation equipment, which includes on highway, medium duty, alternative fuel, and vocational trucks; engines; axles; and new technology tucks. Additionally, it also offers used equipment. As of December 31, 2019, the company offers 36 John Deere dealership locations with 15 in Alberta, 5 in Saskatchewan, 1 in British Columbia, 9 in New Zealand, and 6 in Australia under Agricultural segment; 19 dealerships with 4 Peterbilt truck dealerships and 1 collision centre operating in Saskatchewan, and 12 Peterbilt truck dealerships and 2 parts operating in Ontario under Transportation segment; and 8 material handling and forklift equipment dealership locations with 5 operating in Alberta, 2 in Saskatchewan and 1 in Manitoba under the Industrial segment. The company offers its products under John Deere, Clark, Sellick, Doosan, JLG, Peterbilt, and Baumann brands. Cervus Equipment Corporation was founded in 1982 and is headquartered in Calgary, Canada.