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Paccar’s underlying performance in Q1 2026 was worse than last year, but it claims demand remains strong despite headwinds. By Will Girling
In Q1 2026 Paccar saw its first instance of operating margin growth after nine consecutive quarters of decline, though the 10.0% figure was still 1.9pts below last year’s. The first three months show some evidence of a turnaround, but a 8.9% drop in revenue and 17.5% dip in deliveries stretches Chief Executive Preston Feight’s characterisation of the results as “good”.
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