Mumbai, December 01, 2025: Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd.’s Farm Equipment Business (FEB), part of the Mahindra Group, has announced impressive tractor sales numbers for November 2025. The company reported domestic tractor sales of 42,273 units, marking a strong 33% year-on-year growth compared to 31,746 units sold in November 2024.
This robust performance highlights the strong demand momentum in India’s tractor and farm machinery sector.
Mahindra recorded 42,273 tractor sales in India, a notable jump from last year’s 31,746 units.
This high growth follows the company’s 33% rise during the festive months of September–October 2025, showing consistent demand across rural markets.
According to the company, farmer sentiment remains upbeat due to:
All these factors have helped drive the surge in Mahindra’s tractor sales across India.
Combined domestic + export sales touched 44,048 units, compared to 33,378 units last year —an overall 32% growth.
Mahindra exported 1,775 tractors during November 2025, a 9% YOY growth compared to 1,632 units in November 2024.
The brand continues to strengthen its global footprint, supported by rising demand in key international markets.
Commenting on the strong performance, Veejay Nakra, President – Farm Equipment Business, Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd., said:
“We have sold 42,273 tractors in the domestic market during November 2025, a growth of 33% over last year. This comes on the back of a strong 27% growth during the festive period of September and October 2025. Farmers are showing positive sentiment with record kharif output and increased rabi sowing. The government’s GST reduction and higher MSP are driving positive cash flow and boosting tractor and implement demand. In exports, we sold 1,775 tractors, achieving 9% growth over last year.”
Monthly Figures (November 2025 vs 2024)
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Mahindra has reinforced its position as India’s leading tractor manufacturer. With a solid 33% growth in domestic sales and stable export demand.
Strong farmer sentiment, favourable government policies, and rising mechanisation are expected to fuel continued growth in the coming months.