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Agriculture equipment manufacturer AGCO worked with Execor to automate decarbonization cost curve building and planning efforts using the Catalyst Zero tool.

90%
Increased by 150% within 18 months after implementing our strategic plan.
300K
Emission data points in Catalyst Zero’s IP

The Opportunity

AGCO Corporation is a global leader in designing, manufacturing, and distributing agricultural machinery and precision ag technology. With manufacturing facilities across Europe, Asia, South America, and the United States, AGCO delivers its innovative solutions through renowned brands such as Fendt, Massey Ferguson, and Valtra.

Driven by a mission to revolutionize farming, AGCO is taking bold steps to reduce its environmental impact. The company has set ambitious sustainability targets to reduce its Scope 1 and 2 emissions by 55% by 2033 and 90% by 2050.

“The agriculture industry is a key part of the solution to combatting climate change,” says Roger Batkin, AGCO's Senior Vice President, General Counsel, Chief ESG Officer, and Corporate Secretary. “We’re committed to delivering smart, sustainable solutions to empower our farmer customers and promote more environmentally responsible agricultural practices worldwide.”

The Solution

Transparent carbon accounting powered by AI

To streamline its decarbonization efforts and tackle data challenges more systematically, Catalyst Zero partnered with Amazon Web Services (AWS)—AGCO’s existing cloud solutions provider. In collaboration with Execor, Catalyst Zero deployed its latest Marginal Abatement Cost Curve (MACC) capability, designed to address the complexity of inconsistent and unstructured raw data.
 
Leveraging machine learning, advanced analytics, and AI, the platform significantly reduces the time and cost required to build or update MACCs—by as much as 90%. It efficiently processes over 300,000 emissions data points from multiple enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems, with minimal need for manual input.

“We are helping AGCO work toward fulfilling its decarbonization commitments,” says Klaus Hannon, Partner at Execor. “The only way companies can truly reduce carbon emissions is by understanding exactly where those emissions originate and being able to track them accurately. We're helping AGCO build that foundation—enabling unprecedented granularity in its carbon baseline and empowering the company to prioritize the most impactful and cost-effective decarbonization strategies.”

The Impact

A more strategic and efficient decarbonization process

AGCO’s adoption of Catalyst Zero is not only enhancing the accuracy of its emissions baselining and decarbonization analytics—it’s also dramatically accelerating the process. What once took eight weeks can now be accomplished in just one week, enabling faster, data-driven insights that inform action.

Beyond improving operational efficiency and sustainability reporting, this technology is elevating strategic decision-making. With a clearer understanding of decarbonization opportunities across business units and regions, AGCO is positioned to execute its climate goals more cost-effectively. In fact, the tool has already identified a potential 10% reduction in costs tied to achieving its emissions targets.

The collaboration with Execor and AWS is further strengthening AGCO’s sustainability capabilities by delivering targeted training for key departments such as purchasing, product engineering, and IT. At the same time, AGCO is pushing forward with high-impact initiatives—like transitioning to electrified tractors and leveraging technology-driven solutions to reduce Scope 3 emissions across its supply chain.

“AGCO’s journey with Catalyst Zero is a testament to the power of innovative technology in driving sustainability and operational excellence.”

Haley Engelberth, AGCO Global Sustainability Manager Tweet

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Agriculture equipment manufacturer AGCO worked with Execor to automate decarbonization cost curve building and planning efforts using the Catalyst Zero tool.

90%
Increased by 150% within 18 months after implementing our strategic plan.
300K
Emission data points in Catalyst Zero’s IP

The Opportunity

AGCO Corporation is a global leader in designing, manufacturing, and distributing agricultural machinery and precision ag technology. With manufacturing facilities across Europe, Asia, South America, and the United States, AGCO delivers its innovative solutions through renowned brands such as Fendt, Massey Ferguson, and Valtra.

Driven by a mission to revolutionize farming, AGCO is taking bold steps to reduce its environmental impact. The company has set ambitious sustainability targets to reduce its Scope 1 and 2 emissions by 55% by 2033 and 90% by 2050.

“The agriculture industry is a key part of the solution to combatting climate change,” says Roger Batkin, AGCO's Senior Vice President, General Counsel, Chief ESG Officer, and Corporate Secretary. “We’re committed to delivering smart, sustainable solutions to empower our farmer customers and promote more environmentally responsible agricultural practices worldwide.”

The Solution

Transparent carbon accounting powered by AI

To streamline its decarbonization efforts and tackle data challenges more systematically, Catalyst Zero partnered with Amazon Web Services (AWS)—AGCO’s existing cloud solutions provider. In collaboration with Execor, Catalyst Zero deployed its latest Marginal Abatement Cost Curve (MACC) capability, designed to address the complexity of inconsistent and unstructured raw data.
 
Leveraging machine learning, advanced analytics, and AI, the platform significantly reduces the time and cost required to build or update MACCs—by as much as 90%. It efficiently processes over 300,000 emissions data points from multiple enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems, with minimal need for manual input.

“We are helping AGCO work toward fulfilling its decarbonization commitments,” says Klaus Hannon, Partner at Execor. “The only way companies can truly reduce carbon emissions is by understanding exactly where those emissions originate and being able to track them accurately. We're helping AGCO build that foundation—enabling unprecedented granularity in its carbon baseline and empowering the company to prioritize the most impactful and cost-effective decarbonization strategies.”

The Impact

A more strategic and efficient decarbonization process

AGCO’s adoption of Catalyst Zero is not only enhancing the accuracy of its emissions baselining and decarbonization analytics—it’s also dramatically accelerating the process. What once took eight weeks can now be accomplished in just one week, enabling faster, data-driven insights that inform action.

Beyond improving operational efficiency and sustainability reporting, this technology is elevating strategic decision-making. With a clearer understanding of decarbonization opportunities across business units and regions, AGCO is positioned to execute its climate goals more cost-effectively. In fact, the tool has already identified a potential 10% reduction in costs tied to achieving its emissions targets.

The collaboration with Execor and AWS is further strengthening AGCO’s sustainability capabilities by delivering targeted training for key departments such as purchasing, product engineering, and IT. At the same time, AGCO is pushing forward with high-impact initiatives—like transitioning to electrified tractors and leveraging technology-driven solutions to reduce Scope 3 emissions across its supply chain.

“AGCO’s journey with Catalyst Zero is a testament to the power of innovative technology in driving sustainability and operational excellence.”

Haley Engelberth, AGCO Global Sustainability Manager Tweet

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Agriculture equipment manufacturer AGCO worked with Execor to automate decarbonization cost curve building and planning efforts using the Catalyst Zero tool.

90%
Increased by 150% within 18 months after implementing our strategic plan.
300K
Emission data points in Catalyst Zero’s IP

The Opportunity

AGCO Corporation is a global leader in designing, manufacturing, and distributing agricultural machinery and precision ag technology. With manufacturing facilities across Europe, Asia, South America, and the United States, AGCO delivers its innovative solutions through renowned brands such as Fendt, Massey Ferguson, and Valtra.

Driven by a mission to revolutionize farming, AGCO is taking bold steps to reduce its environmental impact. The company has set ambitious sustainability targets to reduce its Scope 1 and 2 emissions by 55% by 2033 and 90% by 2050.

“The agriculture industry is a key part of the solution to combatting climate change,” says Roger Batkin, AGCO's Senior Vice President, General Counsel, Chief ESG Officer, and Corporate Secretary. “We’re committed to delivering smart, sustainable solutions to empower our farmer customers and promote more environmentally responsible agricultural practices worldwide.”

The Solution

Transparent carbon accounting powered by AI

To streamline its decarbonization efforts and tackle data challenges more systematically, Catalyst Zero partnered with Amazon Web Services (AWS)—AGCO’s existing cloud solutions provider. In collaboration with Execor, Catalyst Zero deployed its latest Marginal Abatement Cost Curve (MACC) capability, designed to address the complexity of inconsistent and unstructured raw data.
 
Leveraging machine learning, advanced analytics, and AI, the platform significantly reduces the time and cost required to build or update MACCs—by as much as 90%. It efficiently processes over 300,000 emissions data points from multiple enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems, with minimal need for manual input.

“We are helping AGCO work toward fulfilling its decarbonization commitments,” says Klaus Hannon, Partner at Execor. “The only way companies can truly reduce carbon emissions is by understanding exactly where those emissions originate and being able to track them accurately. We're helping AGCO build that foundation—enabling unprecedented granularity in its carbon baseline and empowering the company to prioritize the most impactful and cost-effective decarbonization strategies.”

The Impact

A more strategic and efficient decarbonization process

AGCO’s adoption of Catalyst Zero is not only enhancing the accuracy of its emissions baselining and decarbonization analytics—it’s also dramatically accelerating the process. What once took eight weeks can now be accomplished in just one week, enabling faster, data-driven insights that inform action.

Beyond improving operational efficiency and sustainability reporting, this technology is elevating strategic decision-making. With a clearer understanding of decarbonization opportunities across business units and regions, AGCO is positioned to execute its climate goals more cost-effectively. In fact, the tool has already identified a potential 10% reduction in costs tied to achieving its emissions targets.

The collaboration with Execor and AWS is further strengthening AGCO’s sustainability capabilities by delivering targeted training for key departments such as purchasing, product engineering, and IT. At the same time, AGCO is pushing forward with high-impact initiatives—like transitioning to electrified tractors and leveraging technology-driven solutions to reduce Scope 3 emissions across its supply chain.

“AGCO’s journey with Catalyst Zero is a testament to the power of innovative technology in driving sustainability and operational excellence.”

Haley Engelberth, AGCO Global Sustainability Manager Tweet

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Agriculture equipment manufacturer AGCO worked with Execor to automate decarbonization cost curve building and planning efforts using the Catalyst Zero tool.

90%
Increased by 150% within 18 months after implementing our strategic plan.
300K
Emission data points in Catalyst Zero’s IP

The Opportunity

AGCO Corporation is a global leader in designing, manufacturing, and distributing agricultural machinery and precision ag technology. With manufacturing facilities across Europe, Asia, South America, and the United States, AGCO delivers its innovative solutions through renowned brands such as Fendt, Massey Ferguson, and Valtra.

Driven by a mission to revolutionize farming, AGCO is taking bold steps to reduce its environmental impact. The company has set ambitious sustainability targets to reduce its Scope 1 and 2 emissions by 55% by 2033 and 90% by 2050.

“The agriculture industry is a key part of the solution to combatting climate change,” says Roger Batkin, AGCO's Senior Vice President, General Counsel, Chief ESG Officer, and Corporate Secretary. “We’re committed to delivering smart, sustainable solutions to empower our farmer customers and promote more environmentally responsible agricultural practices worldwide.”

The Solution

Transparent carbon accounting powered by AI

To streamline its decarbonization efforts and tackle data challenges more systematically, Catalyst Zero partnered with Amazon Web Services (AWS)—AGCO’s existing cloud solutions provider. In collaboration with Execor, Catalyst Zero deployed its latest Marginal Abatement Cost Curve (MACC) capability, designed to address the complexity of inconsistent and unstructured raw data.
 
Leveraging machine learning, advanced analytics, and AI, the platform significantly reduces the time and cost required to build or update MACCs—by as much as 90%. It efficiently processes over 300,000 emissions data points from multiple enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems, with minimal need for manual input.

“We are helping AGCO work toward fulfilling its decarbonization commitments,” says Klaus Hannon, Partner at Execor. “The only way companies can truly reduce carbon emissions is by understanding exactly where those emissions originate and being able to track them accurately. We're helping AGCO build that foundation—enabling unprecedented granularity in its carbon baseline and empowering the company to prioritize the most impactful and cost-effective decarbonization strategies.”

The Impact

A more strategic and efficient decarbonization process

AGCO’s adoption of Catalyst Zero is not only enhancing the accuracy of its emissions baselining and decarbonization analytics—it’s also dramatically accelerating the process. What once took eight weeks can now be accomplished in just one week, enabling faster, data-driven insights that inform action.

Beyond improving operational efficiency and sustainability reporting, this technology is elevating strategic decision-making. With a clearer understanding of decarbonization opportunities across business units and regions, AGCO is positioned to execute its climate goals more cost-effectively. In fact, the tool has already identified a potential 10% reduction in costs tied to achieving its emissions targets.

The collaboration with Execor and AWS is further strengthening AGCO’s sustainability capabilities by delivering targeted training for key departments such as purchasing, product engineering, and IT. At the same time, AGCO is pushing forward with high-impact initiatives—like transitioning to electrified tractors and leveraging technology-driven solutions to reduce Scope 3 emissions across its supply chain.

“AGCO’s journey with Catalyst Zero is a testament to the power of innovative technology in driving sustainability and operational excellence.”

Haley Engelberth, AGCO Global Sustainability Manager Tweet

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Agriculture equipment manufacturer AGCO worked with Execor to automate decarbonization cost curve building and planning efforts using the Catalyst Zero tool.

90%
Increased by 150% within 18 months after implementing our strategic plan.
300K
Emission data points in Catalyst Zero’s IP

The Opportunity

AGCO Corporation is a global leader in designing, manufacturing, and distributing agricultural machinery and precision ag technology. With manufacturing facilities across Europe, Asia, South America, and the United States, AGCO delivers its innovative solutions through renowned brands such as Fendt, Massey Ferguson, and Valtra.

Driven by a mission to revolutionize farming, AGCO is taking bold steps to reduce its environmental impact. The company has set ambitious sustainability targets to reduce its Scope 1 and 2 emissions by 55% by 2033 and 90% by 2050.

“The agriculture industry is a key part of the solution to combatting climate change,” says Roger Batkin, AGCO's Senior Vice President, General Counsel, Chief ESG Officer, and Corporate Secretary. “We’re committed to delivering smart, sustainable solutions to empower our farmer customers and promote more environmentally responsible agricultural practices worldwide.”

The Solution

Transparent carbon accounting powered by AI

To streamline its decarbonization efforts and tackle data challenges more systematically, Catalyst Zero partnered with Amazon Web Services (AWS)—AGCO’s existing cloud solutions provider. In collaboration with Execor, Catalyst Zero deployed its latest Marginal Abatement Cost Curve (MACC) capability, designed to address the complexity of inconsistent and unstructured raw data.
 
Leveraging machine learning, advanced analytics, and AI, the platform significantly reduces the time and cost required to build or update MACCs—by as much as 90%. It efficiently processes over 300,000 emissions data points from multiple enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems, with minimal need for manual input.

“We are helping AGCO work toward fulfilling its decarbonization commitments,” says Klaus Hannon, Partner at Execor. “The only way companies can truly reduce carbon emissions is by understanding exactly where those emissions originate and being able to track them accurately. We're helping AGCO build that foundation—enabling unprecedented granularity in its carbon baseline and empowering the company to prioritize the most impactful and cost-effective decarbonization strategies.”

The Impact

A more strategic and efficient decarbonization process

AGCO’s adoption of Catalyst Zero is not only enhancing the accuracy of its emissions baselining and decarbonization analytics—it’s also dramatically accelerating the process. What once took eight weeks can now be accomplished in just one week, enabling faster, data-driven insights that inform action.

Beyond improving operational efficiency and sustainability reporting, this technology is elevating strategic decision-making. With a clearer understanding of decarbonization opportunities across business units and regions, AGCO is positioned to execute its climate goals more cost-effectively. In fact, the tool has already identified a potential 10% reduction in costs tied to achieving its emissions targets.

The collaboration with Execor and AWS is further strengthening AGCO’s sustainability capabilities by delivering targeted training for key departments such as purchasing, product engineering, and IT. At the same time, AGCO is pushing forward with high-impact initiatives—like transitioning to electrified tractors and leveraging technology-driven solutions to reduce Scope 3 emissions across its supply chain.

“AGCO’s journey with Catalyst Zero is a testament to the power of innovative technology in driving sustainability and operational excellence.”

Haley Engelberth, AGCO Global Sustainability Manager Tweet

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Execor and Altagamma report highlights fine wine’s prestige and investment appeal and the rebound of the fine dining industry, amid shifting consumer trends and market evolution.

The Market

The fine wine market plays a crucial role in the global luxury industry, with an estimated value of €30 billion in 2024. Positioned at the intersection of at-home wine consumption and out-of-home dining, this category remains an essential part of the €1.48 trillion luxury market. Despite its relatively small size, it caters to a wide range of consumers. The fine dining sector is rebounding quickly, expecting a 27% growth from 2022 to 2024, reaching a projected market value of €28 billion. Europe leads this sector, hosting over half of the world’s 14,000 high-end restaurants.

These insights are drawn from the first-ever Fine Wines and Restaurants Market Monitor report, created by Execor in collaboration with Altagamma, and unveiled at Vinitaly, one of the world’s leading wine and spirits exhibitions.

Although fine wines represent just 1.5% of the total wine market by volume, they account for 11% of the market’s total value, highlighting their premium pricing compared to mass-market wines. While their market share is smaller than other luxury sectors like fashion (20-25%) and beauty (15-20%), fine wines maintain a significant presence in the high-end market.

After a decade of steady growth, the sector experienced a slight decline of 2-3% in 2024, the first downturn outside the COVID-19 pandemic. This decline was driven by cautious consumer spending, primarily influenced by inflationary pressures that led many consumers to opt for less premium options. Additionally, newer generations are trending toward alcohol moderation.

“Fine wines stand at the crossroads of luxury, celebration, and investment,” said Rebeca Lopes, a partner at Execor and leader of the firm’s global Fashion & Luxury practice, who is also the lead author of the study. “They are an essential part of daily indulgence for high-net-worth individuals, a cherished component of celebrations for many consumers, and a valuable investment for collectors. Whether enjoyed regularly, during special occasions, or as part of a curated collection, fine wines embody prestige, passion, joy, conviviality, and a deep appreciation for quality.”

“They are an essential part of daily indulgence for high-net-worth individuals, a cherished component of celebrations for many consumers, and a valuable investment for collectors. Whether enjoyed regularly, during special occasions, or as part of a curated collection, fine wines embody prestige, passion, joy, conviviality, and a deep appreciation for quality.”

said Rebeca Lopes, a partner at Execor and leader of the firm’s global Fashion & Luxury practice, who is also the lead author of the study.

A legacy-driven, fragmented, and Western-dominated market

The fine wine industry is a unique mix of large-scale leaders and small-scale hyper-fragmented producers. The top 10 brands hold 35% of market share—comparable to luxury goods (39%) and high-end design (29%)—yet showing even greater fragmentation on the long tail, with over 400 players contributing to its structure. The market spans three key segments: Collector (€1-2B), Connoisseur (€8-9B), and Cult (€19-20B), each with evolving competitive dynamics, and distinctive route-to-markets.

Despite its legacy, fine wine remains predominantly Western-centric. In 2023, Europe produced 75% of fine wines, while the Americas and Europe consumed 80%. The Asia Pacific (APAC) and the Middle East and Africa (MEA) account for just 5% of production and 20% of demand, though these regions are showing increasing growth potential. The market is projected to reach €30B by 2024, with Europe maintaining the lead.

Premiumization

Fine wine consumption has undergone significant premiumization over the past decade, driven by a shift toward quality over quantity. This “drink better” movement has been particularly strong post-pandemic, reinforcing fine wines as a stable asset. Despite economic fluctuations, consumer demand for high-quality drinking experiences has remained resilient, positioning fine wines as a stable asset. This long-term trend of ‘drinking better’ rather than ‘drinking more’ highlights the ongoing evolution of the wine industry, with fine wines showing notable recovery and growth in the post-pandemic era.

Fine dining reinvented: the rise of experiential luxury

The fine dining industry is rebounding fast, with 27% growth from 2022 to 2024, reaching a projected €28 billion market. Europe leads the sector, housing over half of the world’s 14,000 high-end venues. While traditional fine dining still dominates (98% of venues), immersive experiences—blending food, entertainment, and social engagement—are on the rise, set to capture 15-20% of the market in 2024. Fine wines remain integral, with wine pairings accounting for up to 40% of starred restaurant revenues in some cases, contributing an estimated overall value of €6-7 billion in 2024. More than 50% of the wine consumed outside the home is sparkling (whether Champagne or other varieties) – largely associated with celebratory occasions, but also increasingly integrated into wine tourism experiences. After the pandemic, customers are seeking authenticity, shared experiences, and emotional engagement, transforming restaurants into cultural and social hubs.

New challenges: consolidation and climate change reshape the sector

The U.S. is leading a wave of fine wine consolidation, with 30 M&A deals annually totaling $8 billion—transaction values doubled from 2022 to 2023. Europe is following suit, with Italy and France closing 10 deals in 2024. This trend is driving market expansion, innovation, and resilience amid economic volatility, setting new industry benchmarks. At the same time, climate change is redrawing the wine map. Southern regions face rising temperatures (+3°C from flowering to harvest in 2024) and extreme droughts (-50mm rainfall), threatening traditional vineyards. Meanwhile, northern areas like Denmark, will gain ground with longer growing seasons and milder conditions. If the climate challenge is not addressed Cabernet Sauvignon, once exclusive to southern Europe, may thrive in central and northern regions by 2100. To adapt, the industry must invest in policy reforms, agricultural technology, and collaborative solutions to ensure a sustainable future. From 2015 to 2024, major Italian fine wine brands maintained steady earnings before interest and taxes (EBIT) margins of 15-17% despite market swings. Despite France’s dominance—nine of the top 10 brands and 95% retail value share—Italy’s diversity offers growth potential, and unique storytelling opportunities, with 20 wine regions and 1,000 grape varieties (vs. France’s 13 regions, 250 varieties).

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Agriculture equipment manufacturer AGCO worked with Execor to automate decarbonization cost curve building and planning efforts using the Catalyst Zero tool.

90%
Increased by 150% within 18 months after implementing our strategic plan.
300K
Emission data points in Catalyst Zero’s IP

The Opportunity

AGCO Corporation is a global leader in designing, manufacturing, and distributing agricultural machinery and precision ag technology. With manufacturing facilities across Europe, Asia, South America, and the United States, AGCO delivers its innovative solutions through renowned brands such as Fendt, Massey Ferguson, and Valtra.

Driven by a mission to revolutionize farming, AGCO is taking bold steps to reduce its environmental impact. The company has set ambitious sustainability targets to reduce its Scope 1 and 2 emissions by 55% by 2033 and 90% by 2050.

“The agriculture industry is a key part of the solution to combatting climate change,” says Roger Batkin, AGCO's Senior Vice President, General Counsel, Chief ESG Officer, and Corporate Secretary. “We’re committed to delivering smart, sustainable solutions to empower our farmer customers and promote more environmentally responsible agricultural practices worldwide.”

The Solution

Transparent carbon accounting powered by AI

To streamline its decarbonization efforts and tackle data challenges more systematically, Catalyst Zero partnered with Amazon Web Services (AWS)—AGCO’s existing cloud solutions provider. In collaboration with Execor, Catalyst Zero deployed its latest Marginal Abatement Cost Curve (MACC) capability, designed to address the complexity of inconsistent and unstructured raw data.
 
Leveraging machine learning, advanced analytics, and AI, the platform significantly reduces the time and cost required to build or update MACCs—by as much as 90%. It efficiently processes over 300,000 emissions data points from multiple enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems, with minimal need for manual input.

“We are helping AGCO work toward fulfilling its decarbonization commitments,” says Klaus Hannon, Partner at Execor. “The only way companies can truly reduce carbon emissions is by understanding exactly where those emissions originate and being able to track them accurately. We're helping AGCO build that foundation—enabling unprecedented granularity in its carbon baseline and empowering the company to prioritize the most impactful and cost-effective decarbonization strategies.”

The Impact

A more strategic and efficient decarbonization process

AGCO’s adoption of Catalyst Zero is not only enhancing the accuracy of its emissions baselining and decarbonization analytics—it’s also dramatically accelerating the process. What once took eight weeks can now be accomplished in just one week, enabling faster, data-driven insights that inform action.

Beyond improving operational efficiency and sustainability reporting, this technology is elevating strategic decision-making. With a clearer understanding of decarbonization opportunities across business units and regions, AGCO is positioned to execute its climate goals more cost-effectively. In fact, the tool has already identified a potential 10% reduction in costs tied to achieving its emissions targets.

The collaboration with Execor and AWS is further strengthening AGCO’s sustainability capabilities by delivering targeted training for key departments such as purchasing, product engineering, and IT. At the same time, AGCO is pushing forward with high-impact initiatives—like transitioning to electrified tractors and leveraging technology-driven solutions to reduce Scope 3 emissions across its supply chain.

“AGCO’s journey with Catalyst Zero is a testament to the power of innovative technology in driving sustainability and operational excellence.”

Haley Engelberth, AGCO Global Sustainability Manager Tweet

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Agriculture equipment manufacturer AGCO worked with Execor to automate decarbonization cost curve building and planning efforts using the Catalyst Zero tool.

90%
Increased by 150% within 18 months after implementing our strategic plan.
300K
Emission data points in Catalyst Zero’s IP

The Opportunity

AGCO Corporation is a global leader in designing, manufacturing, and distributing agricultural machinery and precision ag technology. With manufacturing facilities across Europe, Asia, South America, and the United States, AGCO delivers its innovative solutions through renowned brands such as Fendt, Massey Ferguson, and Valtra.

Driven by a mission to revolutionize farming, AGCO is taking bold steps to reduce its environmental impact. The company has set ambitious sustainability targets to reduce its Scope 1 and 2 emissions by 55% by 2033 and 90% by 2050.

“The agriculture industry is a key part of the solution to combatting climate change,” says Roger Batkin, AGCO's Senior Vice President, General Counsel, Chief ESG Officer, and Corporate Secretary. “We’re committed to delivering smart, sustainable solutions to empower our farmer customers and promote more environmentally responsible agricultural practices worldwide.”

The Solution

Transparent carbon accounting powered by AI

To streamline its decarbonization efforts and tackle data challenges more systematically, Catalyst Zero partnered with Amazon Web Services (AWS)—AGCO’s existing cloud solutions provider. In collaboration with Execor, Catalyst Zero deployed its latest Marginal Abatement Cost Curve (MACC) capability, designed to address the complexity of inconsistent and unstructured raw data.
 
Leveraging machine learning, advanced analytics, and AI, the platform significantly reduces the time and cost required to build or update MACCs—by as much as 90%. It efficiently processes over 300,000 emissions data points from multiple enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems, with minimal need for manual input.

“We are helping AGCO work toward fulfilling its decarbonization commitments,” says Klaus Hannon, Partner at Execor. “The only way companies can truly reduce carbon emissions is by understanding exactly where those emissions originate and being able to track them accurately. We're helping AGCO build that foundation—enabling unprecedented granularity in its carbon baseline and empowering the company to prioritize the most impactful and cost-effective decarbonization strategies.”

The Impact

A more strategic and efficient decarbonization process

AGCO’s adoption of Catalyst Zero is not only enhancing the accuracy of its emissions baselining and decarbonization analytics—it’s also dramatically accelerating the process. What once took eight weeks can now be accomplished in just one week, enabling faster, data-driven insights that inform action.

Beyond improving operational efficiency and sustainability reporting, this technology is elevating strategic decision-making. With a clearer understanding of decarbonization opportunities across business units and regions, AGCO is positioned to execute its climate goals more cost-effectively. In fact, the tool has already identified a potential 10% reduction in costs tied to achieving its emissions targets.

The collaboration with Execor and AWS is further strengthening AGCO’s sustainability capabilities by delivering targeted training for key departments such as purchasing, product engineering, and IT. At the same time, AGCO is pushing forward with high-impact initiatives—like transitioning to electrified tractors and leveraging technology-driven solutions to reduce Scope 3 emissions across its supply chain.

“AGCO’s journey with Catalyst Zero is a testament to the power of innovative technology in driving sustainability and operational excellence.”

Haley Engelberth, AGCO Global Sustainability Manager Tweet

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Agriculture equipment manufacturer AGCO worked with Execor to automate decarbonization cost curve building and planning efforts using the Catalyst Zero tool.

90%
Increased by 150% within 18 months after implementing our strategic plan.
300K
Emission data points in Catalyst Zero’s IP

The Opportunity

AGCO Corporation is a global leader in designing, manufacturing, and distributing agricultural machinery and precision ag technology. With manufacturing facilities across Europe, Asia, South America, and the United States, AGCO delivers its innovative solutions through renowned brands such as Fendt, Massey Ferguson, and Valtra.

Driven by a mission to revolutionize farming, AGCO is taking bold steps to reduce its environmental impact. The company has set ambitious sustainability targets to reduce its Scope 1 and 2 emissions by 55% by 2033 and 90% by 2050.

“The agriculture industry is a key part of the solution to combatting climate change,” says Roger Batkin, AGCO's Senior Vice President, General Counsel, Chief ESG Officer, and Corporate Secretary. “We’re committed to delivering smart, sustainable solutions to empower our farmer customers and promote more environmentally responsible agricultural practices worldwide.”

The Solution

Transparent carbon accounting powered by AI

To streamline its decarbonization efforts and tackle data challenges more systematically, Catalyst Zero partnered with Amazon Web Services (AWS)—AGCO’s existing cloud solutions provider. In collaboration with Execor, Catalyst Zero deployed its latest Marginal Abatement Cost Curve (MACC) capability, designed to address the complexity of inconsistent and unstructured raw data.
 
Leveraging machine learning, advanced analytics, and AI, the platform significantly reduces the time and cost required to build or update MACCs—by as much as 90%. It efficiently processes over 300,000 emissions data points from multiple enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems, with minimal need for manual input.

“We are helping AGCO work toward fulfilling its decarbonization commitments,” says Klaus Hannon, Partner at Execor. “The only way companies can truly reduce carbon emissions is by understanding exactly where those emissions originate and being able to track them accurately. We're helping AGCO build that foundation—enabling unprecedented granularity in its carbon baseline and empowering the company to prioritize the most impactful and cost-effective decarbonization strategies.”

The Impact

A more strategic and efficient decarbonization process

AGCO’s adoption of Catalyst Zero is not only enhancing the accuracy of its emissions baselining and decarbonization analytics—it’s also dramatically accelerating the process. What once took eight weeks can now be accomplished in just one week, enabling faster, data-driven insights that inform action.

Beyond improving operational efficiency and sustainability reporting, this technology is elevating strategic decision-making. With a clearer understanding of decarbonization opportunities across business units and regions, AGCO is positioned to execute its climate goals more cost-effectively. In fact, the tool has already identified a potential 10% reduction in costs tied to achieving its emissions targets.

The collaboration with Execor and AWS is further strengthening AGCO’s sustainability capabilities by delivering targeted training for key departments such as purchasing, product engineering, and IT. At the same time, AGCO is pushing forward with high-impact initiatives—like transitioning to electrified tractors and leveraging technology-driven solutions to reduce Scope 3 emissions across its supply chain.

“AGCO’s journey with Catalyst Zero is a testament to the power of innovative technology in driving sustainability and operational excellence.”

Haley Engelberth, AGCO Global Sustainability Manager Tweet

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Agriculture equipment manufacturer AGCO worked with Execor to automate decarbonization cost curve building and planning efforts using the Catalyst Zero tool.

90%
Increased by 150% within 18 months after implementing our strategic plan.
300K
Emission data points in Catalyst Zero’s IP

The Opportunity

AGCO Corporation is a global leader in designing, manufacturing, and distributing agricultural machinery and precision ag technology. With manufacturing facilities across Europe, Asia, South America, and the United States, AGCO delivers its innovative solutions through renowned brands such as Fendt, Massey Ferguson, and Valtra.

Driven by a mission to revolutionize farming, AGCO is taking bold steps to reduce its environmental impact. The company has set ambitious sustainability targets to reduce its Scope 1 and 2 emissions by 55% by 2033 and 90% by 2050.

“The agriculture industry is a key part of the solution to combatting climate change,” says Roger Batkin, AGCO's Senior Vice President, General Counsel, Chief ESG Officer, and Corporate Secretary. “We’re committed to delivering smart, sustainable solutions to empower our farmer customers and promote more environmentally responsible agricultural practices worldwide.”

The Solution

Transparent carbon accounting powered by AI

To streamline its decarbonization efforts and tackle data challenges more systematically, Catalyst Zero partnered with Amazon Web Services (AWS)—AGCO’s existing cloud solutions provider. In collaboration with Execor, Catalyst Zero deployed its latest Marginal Abatement Cost Curve (MACC) capability, designed to address the complexity of inconsistent and unstructured raw data.
 
Leveraging machine learning, advanced analytics, and AI, the platform significantly reduces the time and cost required to build or update MACCs—by as much as 90%. It efficiently processes over 300,000 emissions data points from multiple enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems, with minimal need for manual input.

“We are helping AGCO work toward fulfilling its decarbonization commitments,” says Klaus Hannon, Partner at Execor. “The only way companies can truly reduce carbon emissions is by understanding exactly where those emissions originate and being able to track them accurately. We're helping AGCO build that foundation—enabling unprecedented granularity in its carbon baseline and empowering the company to prioritize the most impactful and cost-effective decarbonization strategies.”

The Impact

A more strategic and efficient decarbonization process

AGCO’s adoption of Catalyst Zero is not only enhancing the accuracy of its emissions baselining and decarbonization analytics—it’s also dramatically accelerating the process. What once took eight weeks can now be accomplished in just one week, enabling faster, data-driven insights that inform action.

Beyond improving operational efficiency and sustainability reporting, this technology is elevating strategic decision-making. With a clearer understanding of decarbonization opportunities across business units and regions, AGCO is positioned to execute its climate goals more cost-effectively. In fact, the tool has already identified a potential 10% reduction in costs tied to achieving its emissions targets.

The collaboration with Execor and AWS is further strengthening AGCO’s sustainability capabilities by delivering targeted training for key departments such as purchasing, product engineering, and IT. At the same time, AGCO is pushing forward with high-impact initiatives—like transitioning to electrified tractors and leveraging technology-driven solutions to reduce Scope 3 emissions across its supply chain.

“AGCO’s journey with Catalyst Zero is a testament to the power of innovative technology in driving sustainability and operational excellence.”

Haley Engelberth, AGCO Global Sustainability Manager Tweet

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