Alamo Group: Bush Hog mowers and land maintenance equipment
Alamo Group: Texas maker of mowers, rotary cutters and industrial equipment, parent of Bush Hog and Rhino. Net sales about USD 1.604 billion in 2025.
Alamo Group is a US manufacturer of vegetation management and industrial equipment, including Bush Hog and Rhino mowers and implements for farms.
United States · Listed on the NYSE (ALG)
Alamo Group is a US equipment manufacturer founded in 1969 and based in Seguin, Texas. It is listed on the New York Stock Exchange under the symbol ALG and acts as the parent company of a large family of equipment brands. The group is organised into two divisions, Vegetation Management and Industrial Equipment. Agriculture is one of its markets alongside municipal and industrial customers, and brands such as Bush Hog and Rhino serve farms directly.
On farms, Alamo Group equipment is mostly used to keep land in order: rotary cutters and mowers clear pasture, field edges and set-aside ground, and other implements attach to a tractor for ground work. Bush Hog and Rhino equipment is sold to farmers, ranchers and other users through dealers. Other group equipment serves roadside mowing, snow and ice removal, tree care and sweeping, under brands including Gradall, Morbark and Schwarze. Parts and aftermarket support run through the same dealer channels.
Size of the business
Alamo Group's net sales in 2025 were about USD 1.604 billion. This covers both the Vegetation Management and Industrial Equipment divisions, not farm machinery alone.
What does the company offer?
Alamo Group offers mowers and land maintenance implements, Bush Hog equipment, industrial machinery and parts and aftermarket support.
How should a buyer make contact?
Alamo Group sells through its brands and their dealers, and each brand's website lists local dealers. Enquiries work best when they describe the job, the tractor and the required timing.
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