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CLAIM #13728 · CAT (CAT) · 2025Q4 earnings call · Jan 29, 2026 · due Dec 31, 2030

We're also on track in our multiyear effort to double our large engine capacity and more than double our industrial gas turbine capacity.

Joe Creed · CEO

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graded after results covering Dec 31, 2030 are reported

How to check this claim

Look at: Large engine manufacturing capacity and industrial gas turbine manufacturing capacity, as disclosed by Caterpillar relative to 2024 baseline levels

It came true if: Large engine capacity >= 2.0x the 2024 baseline AND industrial gas turbine capacity >= 2.0x the 2024 baseline

Where: Company disclosures (10-K, investor day, or earnings call commentary on capacity expansion progress)

In context

solution remains strong. And we're making steady progress towards our 2030 goal to triple the number of CAT autonomous haul trucks in operation compared to 2024. We ended the year with 827 autonomous haul trucks in operation, up from 690 at the end of 2024. Adoption is expected to accelerate given our proven solution, our expansion into quarries, and our ability to support mixed fleets. For example, last month Caterpillar and Sotrak, our dealer in Brazil, announced an agreement to provide Vale with an autonomy solution for a mixed fleet of more than 90 trucks. Power and energy delivered meaningful progress towards our 2030 goal to more than double power generation sales compared to 2024. In 2025, power generation sales exceeded $10 billion, which is year-over-year growth of more than 30%. We're also on track in our multiyear effort to double our large engine capacity and more than double our industrial gas turbine capacity. As we've discussed, the additional capacity will serve a broad range of applications, and the phasing will occur between now and 2030. Now on slide six. I'll provide our 2026 outlook. Overall, we anticipate full-year sales and revenues to grow around the top of the 5% to 7% long-term compound annual growth rate target. As I mentioned earlier, our record backlog of $51 billion provides strong momentum to start the year. We're also starting to get multiyear visibility in power and energy, as we work closely with our customers to schedule factory orders in line with their project timeline. As a result, approximately 62% of our backlog is expected to deliver in the next twelve months, which is lower than our historical average. The strong backlog coupled with healthy end markets supports our

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SEC filings for CAT · Claim quote is verbatim from the 2025Q4 earnings call.