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XNYS
HY
Market cap578mUSD
Oct 08, Last price  
32.49USD
1D
-1.46%
1Q
-0.58%
Jan 2017
-49.05%
Name

Hyster-Yale Materials Handling Inc

Chart & performance

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XNYS:HY chart
P/E
—
P/S
0.15
EPS
—
Div yield, %
4.40%
Shrs. gr., 5y
1.07%
Rev. gr., 5y
6.03%
Revenues
3.77b
-12.51%
2,399,900,0002,719,700,0002,824,300,0001,475,200,0001,801,900,0002,540,800,0002,469,100,0002,666,300,0002,767,200,0002,578,100,0002,569,700,0002,885,200,0003,179,100,0003,291,800,0002,812,100,0003,075,700,0003,548,300,0004,118,300,0004,308,200,0003,769,300,000
Net income
-60m
L
18,100,00039,300,000-376,000,000-43,100,00032,400,00082,600,00098,000,000110,000,000109,800,00074,700,00042,800,00048,600,00034,700,00035,800,00037,100,000-173,000,000-74,100,000125,900,000142,300,000-60,100,000
CFO
86m
-49.56%
11,900,00034,600,000-27,300,000115,900,00047,500,00054,600,000128,700,000152,900,000100,000,00089,400,000-48,900,000164,700,00067,600,00076,700,000166,900,000-253,500,00040,600,000150,700,000170,700,00086,100,000
Dividend
Sep 01, 20260.365 USD/sh

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Profile

Hyster-Yale Materials Handling, Inc., established in 1991 and headquartered in Cleveland, Ohio, operates as a global entity specializing in comprehensive material handling solutions. The company is responsible for engineering, manufacturing, distributing, and servicing a broad array of lift trucks, specialized attachments, and replacement parts across the world. It undertakes the production of essential components such as frames, masts, and transmissions, which are then assembled into complete lift truck units. These vehicles are primarily marketed to independent dealerships under the prominent Hyster and Yale brand names. In addition to its core lift truck offerings, Hyster-Yale supplies aftermarket parts—including those under the UNISOURCE and PREMIER brands, alongside Hyster and Yale—to its dealer network. These parts facilitate the maintenance of both its own equipment and competitor lift trucks. The company further diversifies its product portfolio with attachments, forks, and lift tables marketed under the Bolzoni, Auramo, and Meyer brands, and by developing machinery for port operations and challenging rough terrain environments. Demonstrating a forward-looking approach, it also designs, produces, and sells hydrogen fuel-cell stacks and engines. Its extensive client base spans numerous industries, including light and heavy manufacturing, transportation, automotive, rental services, building materials, paper, lumber, metal products, warehousing, retail, food distribution, container handling, and various governmental agencies worldwide.

Key people

Executive Chairman of the Board · since 2023
Rajiv Prasad
President, Chief Executive Officer, Interim Principal Financial Officer, Director · since 2026
Charles Pascarelli
President, Americas of HYG, Senior Vice President · since 2015
Anthony Salgado
President and Chief Executive Officer of HYMH · since 2025
Matheus De Thaumaturgo
President - APIC of HYMH · since 2024
Dena Mckee
Chief Accounting Officer, Vice President, Controller · since 2024
Suzanne Taylor
Senior Vice President, General Counsel, Secretary; Senior Vice President, General Counsel and Secretary of HYG · since 2016
Stewart Murdoch
Senior Vice President, Managing Director, Europe, Middle East and Africa of HYG · since 2020
Jon Taylor
Chief Financial Officer of HYG · since 2022
Director · since 2012
Claiborne Rankin
Director · since 2012
David Williams
Director · since 2020
Independent Director · since 2023
James Bemowski
Independent Director · since 2018
Independent Director · since 2024
Independent Director · since 2012
Edward Eliopoulos
Independent Director · since 2020
Independent Director · since 2012
Independent Director · since 2012
Ann O'Hara
Independent Director · since 2024
IPO date
Feb 26, 1999
Employees
8,200
Domiciled in
US
Incorporated in
US

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