AGCO opens 115,000-square-foot parts distribution center in Visalia

AGCO (NYSE: AGCO) opened a new parts distribution center in Visalia, Calif., on September 1, 2026, replacing its existing facility in the same city and more than doubling the company's West Coast parts capacity, according to a press release.

The 115,000-square-foot facility is located in California's Central Valley and is designed to serve dealers and farmers across the western United States. It supports AGCO's full brand portfolio, including Fendt and Massey Ferguson. A formal grand opening is planned for the first quarter of 2027.

The center includes vertical lift modules, high-density narrow-aisle racking, dedicated storage for oversized components, rooftop solar power, and electric vehicle charging stations. AGCO said the facility also features advanced warehouse automation and improved inventory forecasting systems.

Stefan Caspari, Senior Vice President of Customer Success and North American Ag at AGCO, said the facility was built with advanced automation, smarter forecasting and deeper local inventory. "For our dealers and farmers, this means more of the parts they need are on the shelf and closer to home," Caspari said.

Pat O'Neill, VP of Ag & Lift at Quinn Company, an AGCO dealer, said the center would allow same-day parts delivery for farmers across California and the West Coast.

AGCO said the project took four years of network analysis, design and internal collaboration to complete. The company said the facility is designed to support operations for more than 20 years, including growth in its e-commerce business.

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