Harley-Davidson

Harley-Davidson, Inc. is engaged in the manufacture and sale of custom, cruiser, and touring motorcycles. It operates through the following segments: Motorcycles & Related Products and Financial Services. The Motorcycles & Related Products segment manufactures, designs, and sells at wholesale on-road Harley-Davidson motorcycles as well as motorcycle parts, accessories, general merchandise, and related services. The Financial Services segment consists of financing and servicing wholesale inventory receivables and retail consumer loans, primarily for the purchase of Harley-Davidson motorcycles. The company was founded by William Sylvester Harley, Arthur Davidson, Walter C. Davidson, Sr. and William A. Davidson in 1903 and is headquartered in Milwaukee, WI.

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Harley-Davidson reports robust 2022 performance, eyes growth opportunities in 2023

Harley-Davidson's strong finish in 2022 reflects its commitment to profitable growth and innovation. While facing challenges in certain segments, the company is well-positioned for future growth through strategic investments and product enhancements. By focusing on core markets and maintaining profit margins, Harley-Davidson aims to return to historical levels of profitability.

Harley-Davidson reports robust Q1 revenue growth and strategic shifts

Harley-Davidson's Q1 2023 showed strong revenue growth and operational improvements, with a focus on premium segments and brand desirability.
Challenges include declining global retail sales, moderation in margins, and credit loss rates, but opportunities exist in new product launches and credit loss reduction strategies.
The company maintains full-year guidance, emphasizing profitability over volume and addressing challenges through strategic initiatives.
Overall, Harley-Davidson's performance in Q1 reflects a balanced approach to growth, profitability, and brand enhancement.

Harley-Davidson navigates revenue challenges with strategic focus and innovations

Harley-Davidson's Q2 performance reflects progress on strategic initiatives amidst revenue challenges and operational efficiencies.
The company's strengths lie in its customer-centric approach, product innovation, and focus on profitability and inventory management.
Challenges include financial pressures, inventory imbalances, and market uncertainties, requiring strategic adjustments and operational resilience.
Opportunities in new markets, promotional strategies, and operational enhancements offer avenues for growth and customer engagement in the future.

Harley-Davidson navigates challenges, sees growth potential in key categories

Harley-Davidson faced challenges in Q3 due to macroeconomic factors and production suspensions, impacting revenue and operating income.
Despite these challenges, the company demonstrated strength in key categories, profitability growth, and effective inventory management.
Opportunities lie in managing current challenges, aligning inventory levels, and driving growth through promotional activities and new initiatives.
Maintaining focus on cost productivity, dealer inventory mix, and supporting promotions is crucial for navigating the challenging market conditions ahead.

Harley-Davidson reports mixed Q4 results, eyes growth in retail units

Harley-Davidson's Q4 2023 showed mixed financial results with revenue down but improved profitability margins. The company faces challenges in retail sales decline and negative operating leverage impacting margins in 2024. However, opportunities exist in retail unit growth, stable HDFS income, and LiveWire expansion.

Harley-Davidson Q1 2024: Revenue Decline, LiveWire Launch Success

Harley-Davidson faced revenue and operating income declines in Q1 2024, with a focus on improving margins and clearing inventory.
Strengths include successful LiveWire launch, reaffirmed guidance, and strategic pillars driving growth.
Challenges include regional softness, margin pressure, and operational improvements needed in the LiveWire segment.
Opportunities lie in cost reduction, inventory clearance, financing adoption, and stable HDFS business health.

Harley-Davidson reports revenue growth and product success amidst regional challenges

Harley-Davidson's Q2 2024 performance reflects revenue growth, strong product reception, and operational improvements, despite regional challenges.
The company's proactive inventory management and focus on younger customer segments present opportunities for future growth and market expansion.
However, market dynamics and margin pressures pose challenges that require strategic adjustments to maintain competitiveness and profitability.

Harley-Davidson faces retail challenges but sees success in touring lineup

Harley-Davidson navigated a challenging market environment in Q3, with notable success in the touring lineup and financial services. The company is adjusting strategies to address lower demand and support dealer health while eyeing opportunities for growth in 2025.

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The American icon saw promise in the world's largest market for two-wheelers. But its bikes sold poorly in a country where incomes are low and manufacturing isn't easy.

Harley Davidson to Leave India After Poor Sales

Dealers in India for Harley-Davidson Inc said on Tuesday they are exploring legal action against the iconic American motorcycle brand after it effectively abandoned the market as part of a broader restructuring plan.

Dealers in India consider legal action against Harley Davidson

Harley-Davidson's stock jumped nearly 25% in the last 21 trading days, which significantly exceeded the S&P 500's performance (up 4.5%). This move should not be ignored.

Harley-Davidson's 25% Climb Is A Signal

Investors were happy to hear about improving earnings trends even as sales declined in the third quarter.

Why Harley-Davidson Stock Jumped 34% in October

The turnaround plan took a good first step, but has the stock gone too far, too soon?

After 22% Surge, Does Harley-Davidson Deserve to Be Riding So High?

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Warren Buffett: I Knew Enough to Lend Money, but Not to Buy the Stock

Harley-Davidson (HOG) projects 2020 cash savings of $250 million, including SG&A and capital expenditure reductions, under the company's Rewire plan.

Harley-Davidson (HOG) Registers Profit in Q3 on Rewire Strategy

Using technology it developed to make electric motorcycles, Harley is spinning off a new company—Serial 1 Cycle Company—to make e-bikes. One hundred seventeen years after launching its first motorcycle, Harley-Davidson has spun off a new electric-bike startup.

Harley-Davidson is making electric bikes now

The separate division will focus solely on developing e-bikes.

Harley-Davidson Spins Off New Electric Bicycle Business

Q3 earnings were stunning relative to our expectations on a name we have been long and short several times as traders. Sales are stabilizing while costs are being reined in and earnings are solid.

Harley-Davidson: Rewiring The Future

Harley-Davidson has spun out a new business dedicated to electric bicycles and plans to bring its first line of products to market in spring 2021. The new business called Serial 1 Cycle Company started as a project within the motorcycle manufacturer's product development center.

Harley-Davidson is getting into the electric bicycle business

Harley-Davidson stock soared more than 23% in Tuesday trading after earnings beat expectations

Harley-Davidson has eliminated discounts, markets and product models on the road to a turnaround

Harley-Davidson, Inc. (HOG) CEO Jochen Zeitz on Q2 2020 Results - Earnings Call Transcript

Many auto companies are making the move to an electric future. Harley-Davidson Inc (NYSE: HOG), the company best known for loud, gas-powered motorcycles, is starting the electric journey in a different category.

Harley-Davidson Announces New Electric Bicycle Brand

Earnings had a positive influence on many stocks Tuesday.

Harley-Davidson Revs Up on a Mixed Market Day

Former Harley-Davidson CEO Matt Levatich had an impossible job, and he couldn't pull it off. Earlier this year, Levatich was replaced by Jochen Zeitz, one-time CEO of Puma and longtime Harley board member. Zeitz wasted no time reversing course on Levatich's "More Roads" transformation plan and implementing a new strategy for the coming years. 

Harley-Davidson's Q3 earnings beat justifies its new CEO's risky plan to slim down the American icon and refocus on its core strengths (HOG)

Harley-Davidson beat profit expectations on Tuesday as shipments improved from pandemic lows and it reined in costs as part of Chief Executive Officer Jochen Zeitz's restructuring plan, sending its shares soaring 26 percent in morning trading. Declines in shipments improved to 6 percent, or 43,000 motorcycles, from a year earlier and compared with a 59.

Harley-Davidson shares soar more than 25 percent after strong quarter

Motorcycle sales still decline, but new model introductions have been delayed until the spring.

Harley-Davidson Roars Past Wall Street Estimates as Cost-Cutting Takes Hold

Harley-Davidson (HOG) news for Tuesday includes plans for the company to launch an electric bike through a new spinoff comapny. The post Harley-Davidson Electric Bike News: 8 Things for HOG Stock Investors to Know About the Serial 1 Ebike appeared first on InvestorPlace.

Harley-Davidson Electric Bike News: 8 Things for HOG Stock Investors to Know About the Serial 1 Ebike

Third-quarter earnings were better than expected, but investors should remain cautious.

Why Shares of Harley-Davidson Are Roaring Higher Today

Harley-Davidson (HOG) delivered earnings and revenue surprises of 254.55% and 8.35%, respectively, for the quarter ended September 2020. Do the numbers hold clues to what lies ahead for the stock?

Harley-Davidson (HOG) Q3 Earnings and Revenues Beat Estimates

Harley-Davidson Inc. (NYSE: HOG) reported third-quarter 2020 results before markets opened Tuesday.

Investors Bet That Harley-Davidson Can Keep the Earnings Magic

Shares of Harley-Davidson (NYSE:HOG) rose 7.1% in pre-market trading after the company reported Q3 results. Quarterly Results Earnings per share increased 50.00% year over year to $1.05, which may not compare to the estimate of $0.28.

Harley-Davidson: Q3 Earnings Insights

Shares of Harley-Davidson Inc. jumped 7.4% in Tuesday premarket trading after the motorcycle company reported third-quarter earnings and revenue that well exceeded the Street forecast. Net income totaled $120.2 million, or 78 cents per share, up from $86.6 million, or 55 cents per share, last year.

Harley-Davidson shares jump after earnings and revenue blow past expectations

Harley-Davidson Inc reported a 9.8% drop in quarterly revenue on Tuesday as global motorcycle demand struggles to pick up from the COVID-19 induced lockdowns.

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