AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoEli Lilly: The Indianapolis drugmaker raised its 2026 revenue forecast to $91–$92 billion as weight-loss drug sales surged, but trimmed its profit outlook because of acquisition-related charges. Fertilizer Investment: Sedron’s $360 million plan for a Fair Oaks facility was selected to advance in a federal funding process, with about $116.9 million in proposed USDA support. The plant would turn dairy manure into fertilizer. Banking: First Mid Bancshares agreed to buy Evergreen Bancshares, adding a Westfield branch and expanding its presence in the Indianapolis market. Manufacturing: Lafayette-based Wabash reported third-quarter revenue of $476.4 million, up nearly 25% year over year, while posting a $20 million operating loss; its backlog grew 25% from the prior quarter. Jobs: A new RV manufacturer plans to open in Elkhart County and create 115 jobs.
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