Doosan Bobcat

Cause so the machine that you had today, it's a 140.

Yeah, it's a Doosan 140, otherwise known as Devlon now.

Oh yeah, Devlon.

They had to get fancy about it.

Uh, but they talked in their announcement about some of the fuel cell applications.

Now they've got, they've got partnerships with like multinationals like Doosan, um, and also Centrica that they're cooperating with, but they talked about data centers, uh, and the use of fuel cells in data centers now.

Uh, and part of this is driven by, um, they said time to access of power for data centers.

Well, I mean, this is like, you know, you're building a new data center, you've got to access, you're accessing grid, getting enough power from the grid.

You see almost all the Korean construction companies, uh, down a lot today.

You have Doosan Inability down six percent.

You have Daewoo Construction down eight.

Uh, Hyundai Construction down eight.

We are seeing major tech and industrial players stepping up.

NVIDIA donated $10 million and South Korea's Doosan Group gave $5 million to the recovery funds.

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The reason why you know about companies like LG or Samsung or Hyundai or Daewoo or Doosan is because the tables were built with a lot of things, but a lot of resources came from what they were able to procure during this time and then subsequently.

The best anybody could come up with is that the US government paid Korean soldiers and contractors, and this is separate from the other price tag that I've already listed, another $1 billion.

And that one is not adjusted for inflation.

Bobcat helped create the compact equipment industry in the 1950s and today offers everything from loaders and excavators to tractors, utility vehicles, forklifts, attachments, parts and services.

The company generated approximately $6.2 billion in revenue in 2025 and is part of South Korea's Doosan Group.

Roy has been in his role for roughly three and a half years and leads a broad portfolio spanning enterprise technology and data strategy, cybersecurity, digital customer experience, and the platforms that support Bobcat's dealers and global operations.

His team also helps lead a major business process in Greenfield ERP transformation designed to create a new foundation for the company's future growth.

And, you know, it's interesting to see it evolve, not just physically and how we're solving problems for our customers, but also digitally and how we begin to enable digital actions within the machines.

As the machines were once just tool carriers with attachments, but now they're kind of, you know, tool carriers and software carriers at the same time.

And the company is part of a Doosan group, uh, out of South Korea.

Can you talk a bit about how you and the, uh, the broader entity operate together?