Alamo Group Inc.

Alamo Group Inc. is a United States manufacturer of vegetation management and infrastructure maintenance equipment, headquartered at 1627 East Walnut in Seguin, Texas, and listed on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker ALG. Robert Hureau is president and chief executive. The group reported net sales of USD 1.60 billion for 2025, down 1.5 per cent, and net income of USD 103.8 million. It operates through two divisions: Industrial Equipment, with 2025 sales of USD 949.7 million, and Vegetation Management, with USD 654.1 million. Most of what it sells is not robotic; its robotics-relevant business is one product family.

That family is ROBOCUT, made by McConnel Limited, the group's British subsidiary. ROBOCUT machines are remote-controlled tracked slope mowers: an operator walks or stands clear of the machine and drives it with a handheld controller at up to 150 metres, so that steep embankments, flood defences, reservoir banks, rail and road cuttings and other hazardous or restricted-access ground can be cut without putting a person on the slope or in a tractor cab. The line runs from the S300 at 28 horsepower with a 1.1 metre deck, through the T400 at 40 horsepower and the T500 at 50 horsepower with 1.3 to 1.6 metre decks, to the T600 at 60 horsepower and the T800 at 75 horsepower with decks up to 1.9 metres. The S300e, shown in July 2023 and delivered from early 2024, is an all-electric version: two 48-volt lithium batteries give up to four hours of cutting, recharge in about eight hours or four with a fast charger, and drive twin motors on a 1.1 metre bi-directional mulching deck rated for slopes of 55 degrees.

The machines are teleoperated, not autonomous. McConnel describes no self-navigation, GPS path following or obstacle-avoidance autonomy; the value is in taking the operator off dangerous ground rather than in removing the operator. They are remote-operated unmanned ground equipment for hazardous terrain.

The rest of the group supplies conventional equipment under more than forty brands to governments, contractors and farms. On the vegetation side these include Alamo Industrial, Bush Hog, Tiger, Schulte, Spearhead, Bomford Turner, Rousseau, Rivard and Santa Izabel, making tractor-mounted and boom mowers, rotary cutters and flail equipment. On the industrial side they include Gradall excavators, Elgin-heritage and NiteHawk sweepers, Super Products and Vacall vacuum and hydro-excavation trucks, Henke and RPM Tech snow-removal equipment, Morbark and Rayco tree-care and wood-processing machinery, and Petersen Industries grapple trucks, acquired in January 2026. Within robotics, the group is a heavy-equipment maker whose only robotic-adjacent line is McConnel ROBOCUT.