Sonalika records highest ever domestic YTD sales of 63,136 tractors

At the outset of the festive season, the company has recorded its highest ever domestic YTD sales.

09 Oct 2024 | 28090 Views | By Autocar Professional Bureau

Sonalika Tractors has recorded its highest ever domestic YTD sales of 63,136 tractors. This includes a 7X growth over industry performance.

Raman Mittal, Joint Managing Director, International Tractors said, "Our unique proposition for the tractor industry has enabled us to record our highest ever domestic YTD sales of 63,136 tractors and continuously gain market share in India. 

This includes a staggering 7X growth over industry performance and validates that adopting optimised farm technologies in tractors is fast taking centre stage in the farming community." 

"The recent push of the central government towards adoption of technology in agriculture is in line with Sonalika's commitment to increase productivity powered by farm mechanisation. We are more than ready to make sure that farmers remain equipped with the best heavy duty tractors and will continue with our innovative journey," he added. 

Sonalika has already launched its annual ‘Sonalika Heavy Duty Dhamaka’ offer to support farmers in adopting new age farm technologies at optimal prices, the press release reported. 


 

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