HARLEY-DAVIDSON INC

Harley‑Davidson’s stock surges on fresh insider buys and market momentum, highlighting its premium touring edge and resilient brand in a rising consumer‑spending landscape.

Harley‑Davidson Q2 2026: Revenue up 5.7%, EPS beats estimates, but net income falls due to higher raw‑material costs. Full‑year revenue now $4.40‑$4.50 B and 2026 motorcycle sales forecasted 133,500‑138,500 units.

Harley‑Davidson’s latest market shift: Wells Fargo downgrades with a $15 target, insider buying sparks brief rally, and dealer success hints at brand resilience amid electrification and macro risks.

Harley‑Davidson (HOG) shares hit $19.46, with a $31.25–$19.01 52‑week range and a 6.96 P/E. Recent Form 4 filings reveal new insider ownership and an upcoming dividend near March 2.

Harley‑Davidson’s zero‑duty entry into India could slash prices and boost sales, but competition and supply challenges may blunt the win—investors watch closely.

Harley‑Davidson launches the X440 T in India, partnering with Hero MotoCorp to bring a premium, affordable motorcycle to a new market, reshaping its brand and boosting investor outlook.

Harley‑Davidson’s debt‑cutting move, analyst praise, and bullish outlook on heavyweight and electric two‑wheelers hint at new growth opportunities for the iconic brand.

Harley-Davidson navigates financial challenges and strategic shifts, including a lower-than-expected profit and a significant stake sale in its financing arm, as the company adapts to a complex global market.

Harley-Davidson has received support from Institutional Shareholder Services (ISS) in its proxy battle with H Partners, a hedge fund, as the company prepares for its annual meeting on May 14, 2025.

Harley-Davidson faces challenges due to tariff concerns and a public relations battle with activist investor H Partners, but its first-quarter results exceeded expectations and its CEO has recommended a CFO as a potential successor.