How much has Deere & Company raised?

Deere does not have a useful startup funding total. Its capital stack is public equity, public debt, operating cash flow, John Deere Financial funding, asset-backed securitizations, medium-term notes, dividends, buybacks, and acquisition spending.

Deere trades on the NYSE as DE and had a market capitalization around $144 billion in June 2026. Fiscal 2025 net income attributable to Deere & Company was $5.027 billion, and management framed 2026 as a likely low point in the agricultural cycle.

Capital supports equipment programs, manufacturing, precision agriculture, autonomy, connectivity, dealer support, parts and services, construction and forestry, financing receivables, and strategic technology acquisitions. John Deere Financial adds a separate financing lens because customer credit and dealer financing are central to the equipment business.

DE valuation moves with farm income, crop prices, interest rates, dealer inventories, used-equipment values, construction demand, precision technology adoption, parts/service mix, financing credit quality, margins, and investor confidence in autonomy and digital monetization.

Deere has strategic budget for technologies that improve customer productivity and dealer economics even in a cycle trough. Strong pitches quantify yield gains, input savings, uptime, autonomous labor savings, dealer workflow efficiency, cloud/data integration, cybersecurity, or financing-process improvement.