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WHO WE ARE

We're a global power technology leader and corporation of complementary business units that design, engineer, manufacture, distribute and service engines and related technologies, ranging from fuel systems, controls and air handling to filtration, emission solutions and electrical power generation systems. Headquartered in Columbus, Indiana, we're a team of more than 60,000 people worldwide serving customers in approximately 190 countries and territories through a network of more than 600 company-owned and independent distributor locations and approximately 7,400 dealer locations. In 2019, Cummins had a net income of $2.3 billion on sales of $23.6 billion.

HISTORY, STABILITY & FOOTPRINT

1919

YEAR CUMMINS WAS FOUNDED
132

2020 FORTUNE 500 RANK
$23.6

2019 REVENUE IN BILLIONS
190+

OPERATING COUNTRIES

OUR IMPACT AROUND THE WORLD

From Deadliest Catch to the infield, outfield and ivy-covered walls at Wrigley Field,
we power some of the most iconic places and objects on the planet.

STATUE OF LIBERTY

NEW YORK CITY, U.S.

For more than 130 years, the Statue of Liberty has been welcoming visitors to New York City from Liberty Island in New York Harbor. Today, Cummins technology provides reliable ancillary power for this American landmark, which clicked on when the island suffered a power outage March 7, 2017.

ROUTEMASTER BUS

UNITED KINGDOM

Cummins worked with Wrightbus starting in 2009 to develop an updated Routemaster in the U.K. inspired by the iconic double-deck buses first unveiled in 1954. The new Routemasters use a combination of a Cummins diesel engine and an electric motor to cut emissions by 30 percent compared to conventional buses. They also reduce fuel consumption.

THE DELHI METRO SYSTEM

INDIA

The Delhi Metro system has been instrumental in ushering in a new era in mass urban transportation in India. In the first two phases of the project, Cummins has been solely powering 140 stations with 610 gensets. More than 100 Cummins’ gensets have been engaged in Phase III of the project.

CLEAN BUS POWER

CHINA

More than 1,000 hybrid buses operated by Beijing Public Transport Company are powered by Cummins engines. These buses offer significant environmental and energy saving benefits, using 20 percent less fuel while emitting significantly lower emissions than conventional technologies.

A HOST OF MARINE APPLICATIONS

OCEANS ACROSS THE GLOBE

Cummins Marine offers a full line of engines for customers who want power, dependability and fuel-efficiency on the water. You can find Cummins engines in tug boats worldwide, and in recreational craft, too. One of the best-known boats powered by Cummins is the Time Bandit, the crab boat featured in the Discovery Channel’s series “Deadliest Catch.”

WRIGLEY FIELD

CHICAGO, U.S.

As part of a massive renovation of its 103-year-old ballpark, Major League Baseball’s Chicago Cubs chose a Cummins QSK95 Series generator for backup power at Wrigley Field. The generator was installed in February, 2016, which turned out to be a very good year for the Cubs. They won the World Series.

A CENTURY OF INNOVATION

Challenge the Impossible. That’s what we’ve been doing since we were founded in a small warehouse in Columbus, Indiana, in February 1919, employing just four people. And it will continue to be the mindset for our team of more than 60,000 people across the globe for the next 100 years and beyond.