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• Mahindra’s Farm Equipment posts 13% surge in June tractor sales to 51,769 units

  Export volumes also grew by 13 per cent, with 1,623 units shipped in June 2025.

  

• Escorts Kubota aims for No. 2 spot in Indian tractor market with new product launches

  The company plans to launch new products for domestic and international markets, targeting different applications, including construction. EKL seeks to enhance its market presence and increase exports through Kubota's global network.

  

• Tractor sales in India likely to see 4-7% growth in FY26: ICRA

  Pre-buying before new emission norms in April 2026 may boost sales. Wholesale volumes grew by 7 percent in FY25. Positive farm sentiments and timely monsoon arrival are supporting demand.

  

• Mining sector seeks subsidy, lower GST to push electric HEMM adoption

  The proposals aim to support India's push towards cleaner industrial practices and reduce dependence on fossil fuels.

  

• Demand for construction equipment to pick up this year: ICEMA

  Shetty noted that FY25 has been a year of strategic repositioning for the domestic construction equipment industry due to a variety of reasons.

  

• Polls, project delays hit construction equipment market

  Against healthy double-digit growths recorded previously, the industry saw a 3per cent rise in FY25, with purchases of heavy equipment slowing down uncharacteristically.

  

• Where are India’s electric tractors?

  Studies show e-tractors can meet farming needs. Supportive policies and industry efforts can boost e-tractor use. Increased sales and proof of benefits may lead to national incentives.

  

• Country roads seen taking tractors to one million milestone

  Healthy reservoir levels and a strong rabi crop are also boosting rural sentiment and demand. The industry anticipates continued growth, supported by farm mechanization and decreasing interest rates.

  

• How an engineer-turned-entrepreneur is powering a cleaner future for Indian farming

  Varden's tractors are more affordable than traditional models.

  

• Escorts Kubota net profit rises 15.7% in FY25

  The farm equipment maker has reported a net profit of ₹1,250.9 crore in the financial year ending March 2025.