Trimble Expands U.S. Reach via APEX Deal, Strengthening Agtech and Construction Integration

Trimble (TRMB) is one of the best agriculture technology stocks to buy now. On July 22, 2025, Trimble (NASDAQ:TRMB) deepened its footprint in U.S. civil construction by naming APEX Technologies, a division of McCoy Construction & Forestry, as its newest Trimble Technology Outlet. The move signals a continued push to integrate Trimble’s advanced positioning systems and grade control tech into the workflows of John Deere equipment users, particularly those using aftermarket tools like LevelBest and SharpGrade.

APEX will now offer Trimble’s Works Subscription service, essentially a bundled tech and service plan with fixed monthly payments and continuous software support.

But more importantly, this partnership expands Trimble’s reach across multiple central U.S. states by leveraging McCoy’s existing sales and support network. Customers get local installation, training, and on-site technical help, making it easier to adopt Trimble’s tools across mixed fleets without vendor lock-in.

This kind of strategic distribution, not just tech innovation, is why Trimble remains a top pick in the agtech and infrastructure automation space.

Trimble (NASDAQ:TRMB) is a U.S.-based technology company specializing in advanced location-based solutions, including GPS, laser, and optical technologies. Its tools make it a vital company in the Agriculture-Technology value chain.

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