Cummins raises full-year revenue outlook on strong demand for parts

Reuters

Published May 02, 2023 08:04AM ET

(Reuters) - U.S. truck engine maker Cummins Inc (NYSE:CMI) on Tuesday raised its full-year 2023 revenue forecast, on the back of strong demand for parts across its markets.

Supply chain issues, which led to a fall in production of new trucks, have forced truckers to keep their ageing fleet on roads for longer, which in turn has increased the demand for aftermarket parts and services.

Indiana-based Cummins now expects full-year 2023 revenue to be up 15% to 20% compared with the previous forecast of between 12% and 17%.

"We are delivering cycle-over-cycle improvement in financial performance despite persistent supply chain constraints," said Chief Executive Officer Jennifer Rumsey.

Cummins also raised revenue expectations from its Meritor (NYSE:MTOR) business, which it acquired last August, to between $4.7 billion and $4.9 billion for 2023, up from the previous forecast of $4.5 billion to $4.7 billion.