Oshkosh Corporation

Oshkosh Corporation is an industrial company that designs and manufactures purpose-built vehicles and equipment for global markets. Its operations are divided into three segments: Access, Vocational, and Transport. The Access segment produces aerial work platforms, telehandlers, and towing and recovery equipment for construction and maintenance applications, and also offers financing and leasing solutions. The Vocational segment manufactures custom firefighting apparatus, emergency vehicles, aircraft rescue vehicles, refuse collection trucks, and IMT-branded field service vehicles and cranes. The Transport segment builds heavy, medium, and light tactical wheeled vehicles for defense, including vehicles for hauling combat equipment, missiles, ammunition, fuel, and troops.

Oshkosh Corporation is publicly traded on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) under the ticker symbol OSK. Its shares are denominated in US Dollars (USD), reflecting its headquarters and primary operations in the United States.

Oshkosh Corporation operates in the Industrials sector and is classified under the Farm & Heavy Construction Machinery industry. This means the company focuses on producing heavy machinery and vehicles used in construction, agriculture, defense, and emergency services, such as aerial work platforms, fire trucks, and military tactical vehicles.

Oshkosh Corporation is headquartered in the United States and serves global markets. Its vehicles and equipment are used in construction, industrial, maintenance, defense, firefighting, emergency response, refuse collection, and airport ground support applications. The company's Access segment provides equipment for construction and industrial sites, the Vocational segment supplies fire apparatus and emergency vehicles to municipalities and airports, and the Transport segment supports defense forces with tactical wheeled vehicles.