
CMI · NYSE
The supplied evidence does not specify Cummins’ products, operating segments, segment contributions, customer groups, or geographic mix. It identifies Cummins as a publicly traded industrial company reporting quarterly earnings and provides its current financial scale: FY2025 revenue was $33.7 billion and net income was $3.0 billion, compared with $34.1 billion and $4.1 billion, respectively, in FY2024. The evidence also indicates that the company’s second-quarter 2026 results included year-over-year profit growth, revenue above Wall Street expectations, and earnings below expectations. A fuller business description would require evidence on its products, customers, and segment economics.
Cummins fell 0.88% over the week, from $641.60 to $635.96, after a sharp midweek reversal and an earnings-driven finish. The stock dropped $35.60, or 5.5%, on July 29, then recovered most of that loss with a 4.5% gain on July 30 and smaller advances on July 31. It climbed another 2.3% on August 3 before giving back nearly all of that gain on August 4, when volume rose to 2.54 million shares. The reversal followed second-quarter results showing a 5.32% earnings miss despite a 1.38% revenue beat; RTTNews also reported that profit increased year over year.