The tractor manufacturer achieved monthly sales of 27,028 units in October 2025, registering 34.8% growth and gaining market share in the month following GST reduction on tractors.
03 Nov 2025 | 1034 Views | By Sarthak Mahajan
Sonalika Tractors has reported its highest monthly sales figures, selling 27,028 tractors in October 2025. The performance represents a 34.8% year-on-year growth rate, significantly outpacing the estimated overall industry growth during the period.
The October results mark a notable milestone for the company, coming in what executives described as ...
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Sonalika Tractors has reported its highest monthly sales figures, selling 27,028 tractors in October 2025. The performance represents a 34.8% year-on-year growth rate, significantly outpacing the estimated overall industry growth during the period.
The October results mark a notable milestone for the company, coming in what executives described as the biggest sales month following the government's reduction of GST rates on tractors. The company's growth rate was approximately 2.3 times higher than the industry average, according to estimates.
Sonalika also gained an estimated 2.2 percentage points in market share during the month. The company attributes the performance to its focus on addressing farmer requirements and coordination across its manufacturing and distribution network.
The sales volume included record figures for delivery, billing, and production at the company's manufacturing facility. Raman Mittal, Joint Managing Director of International Tractors Limited, which operates the Sonalika brand, said the results reflected the organization's collaborative approach and commitment to supporting agricultural productivity.
The company, which describes itself as India's leading tractor export brand, positions its product strategy around farmer-centric innovations and features tailored to agricultural applications across different field conditions.
The October performance continues the company's trajectory in the domestic tractor market, where demand patterns are influenced by factors including monsoon conditions, crop cycles, government policies, and rural credit availability.