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Allison Transmission Holdings (NYSE: ALSN) reported strong third quarter 2026 results after closing its Allison Off-Highway acquisition.
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The newly acquired Off-Highway unit contributed to higher revenue in the period and stronger cash generation across the business.
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Management raised full-year 2026 revenue and earnings guidance for the second straight quarter following the Off-Highway integration progress.
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The guidance upgrade tied to the Off-Highway deal only tells part of the story behind Allison Transmission's latest shift. Take a look at
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Allison Transmission Holdings, a US-based Machinery group with a market value of about $9.3b, focuses on fully automatic transmissions for medium and heavy commercial and tactical vehicles. Folding in the Off-Highway arm broadens that core drivetrain footprint into more specialized equipment markets.
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