Overview
Terex Corporation is a global manufacturer of specialized equipment for industrial and infrastructure-related markets, including emergency services, waste and recycling, utilities, and construction. Its products include aerial work platforms, materials-processing equipment, and environmental-services equipment. Terex manufactures in the United States, Europe, India, and Asia Pacific, and sells products worldwide.[1][2]
Terex’s stated mission is to provide machinery and industrial-product customers with solutions that deliver superior productivity and return on investment.[3] In fiscal 2025, the latest annual-report year, the company reported net sales of $5.421 billion and approximately 10,700 employees as of December 31, 2025.[4][5] [4][5][1][2][3]
Products & services
Terex products include equipment for waste collection and recycling, electric-utility work, materials processing, aerial access, and specialty vehicles. Environmental Solutions offerings include refuse-collection bodies, hydraulic cart lifters, compactors and balers, recycling equipment, digger derricks, and insulated aerial devices, as well as replacement parts and waste-hauler software. Its brands include Heil, Marathon, 3rd Eye, Soft-Pak, Curotto-Can, and Bayne Thinline.[6]
Materials Processing products include crushers, screens, washing systems, trommels, conveyors, material handlers, pick-and-carry cranes, wood and recycling equipment, concrete mixer trucks, and pavers. Product brands and businesses include Powerscreen, Fuchs, EvoQuip, CBI, Finlay, Terex Ecotec, Terex MPS, Terex Washing Systems, Franna, and ProAll.[7] Aerial products, principally under the Genie brand, include portable material lifts, articulating and telescopic boom lifts, scissor lifts, and telehandlers. For example, Genie’s S-80 J telescopic boom lift is specified with an 86 ft 5 in maximum working height, 54 ft 9 in horizontal reach, and 660 lb platform capacity.[8][9]
Terex also offers specialty vehicles through REV, including fire apparatus, ambulances, and commercial infrastructure vehicles, alongside aftermarket parts and services.[10][11][12] Across its equipment businesses, services include repairs, refurbishments, inspections, maintenance, and genuine-parts ordering; Terex Utilities also offers operator and mechanic training.[13][14] [6][7][8][10][9][11][12][13][14]
Geographic presence
Terex’s FY2025 net sales were $5.421 billion: $3.918 billion in North America (72.3%), $742 million in Western Europe (13.7%), $454 million in Asia-Pacific (8.4%), and $307 million in Rest of World (5.7%). These regional categories do not provide a country-level breakdown.[15] The latest available interim figures, for the six months ended June 30, 2026, report $3.199 billion in North America (80.5%), $396 million in Western Europe (10.0%), $238 million in Asia-Pacific (6.0%), and $139 million in Rest of World (3.5%).[16]
Terex manufactures products in North and South America, Europe, Australia, and Asia, and sells them worldwide.[2] Its company profile describes a strong U.S. manufacturing footprint and operations across Europe, India, and Asia Pacific.[1] Examples of identified facilities include Utilities locations in South Dakota, Wisconsin, and Alabama, and Aerial Work Platform sites in the United States, Mexico, Italy, and Changzhou, China.[17][18] The available sources do not establish a current geographic breakdown of employees or a complete consolidated count of sites. [15][15][15][15][15][16][16][16][16][16][2][1][17][18]
Business segments
Terex’s current reported segments are Environmental Solutions (ES), Materials Processing (MP), Specialty Vehicles (SV), and Aerials. This four-segment structure took effect February 2, 2026, in connection with the REV transaction; ES combines the Environmental Solutions Group and Utilities operating segments.[19][20]
The segments span distinct equipment markets: ES covers waste, recycling and utility equipment and related solutions; MP covers materials-processing and specialty equipment; SV includes commercial and custom fire and ambulance vehicles, terminal trucks, sweepers and recreational vehicles; and Aerials covers aerial work platforms and telehandlers.[20][21][22][23] In FY2025, under the prior three-segment reporting structure, sales were approximately $1.691 billion for ES (31.2% of consolidated sales), $1.681 billion for MP (31.0%), and $2.060 billion for Aerials (38.0%). FY2025 consolidated sales were $5.421 billion. SV was not separately reported in the FY2025 comparison, so no standalone FY2025 sales share is available here.[24][25] [19][20][21][22][23][24][24][24][24][25]
Company history
Terex traces its origins to 1933, when George A. Armington founded the Euclid Company to build hauling trucks. General Motors acquired Euclid in 1953 and introduced the Terex name for its earthmoving-equipment line in 1970. Northwest Engineering acquired Terex businesses in 1986 and 1987, then merged into Terex Corporation in 1988, establishing Terex as the parent company; Terex joined the New York Stock Exchange in 1991.[26][27]
From the mid-1990s through the early 2000s, a series of acquisitions expanded Terex across lifting, utility, crushing and screening, compact equipment, cranes and aerial work platforms, including PPM, Simon-Telelect, Powerscreen, Cedarapids, Demag Mobile Cranes and Genie.[26][28][29] Terex later reshaped its portfolio, selling its off-highway truck business to Volvo in 2014 and its Material Handling and Port Solutions business to Konecranes in 2017. In 2024 it acquired Dover Corporation’s Environmental Solutions Group, and in February 2026 it completed a merger with REV Group.[30][31][32][33] [26][27][28][29][30][31][32][33]
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