Equipment construction and forestry price realization measures the disclosed effect of realized pricing on segment net sales.
Deere reported 8% positive price realization for Construction & Forestry in its fiscal third quarter of 2026.
Realized price is separate from shipment volume
Construction & Forestry sales also benefited from higher shipment volumes during the quarter.
Keeping price realization separate helps an investor distinguish how much of the sales change came from pricing rather than physical equipment activity.
Price realization is an issuer-defined sales bridge
It should not be treated as a standardized equipment price index or assumed to equal list-price changes.
Compare it with Construction & Forestry net sales growth and Construction & Forestry operating margin.
Primary source: Deere fiscal Q3 2026 Form 10-Q.
Part of the Agriculture & Construction Equipment Economics
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