Escorts Kubota Limited has reported its sales figures for July 2025, showing a steady uptick in its agri machinery division while facing a contraction in the construction equipment segment.

Tractor sales

The company sold 7,154 tractors in July 2025, a 2.7% increase compared to 6,963 units sold in July 2024.

  • Domestic sales stood at 6,624 units, up 1.3% year-on-year.

  • Export sales surged to 530 units, marking a 25.3% rise over 423 units sold in July last year.

Escorts Kubota attributed the growth to timely and widespread monsoon rains, higher water reservoir levels, and improving rural cash flows. The company noted that agriculture demand remains steady, even though commercial demand is subdued. It added that Kharif sowing has already surpassed last year’s levels, reinforcing confidence in the tractor industry’s continued momentum.

For the April–July period (FY26 so far), the company sold:

  • 35,472 tractors domestically (down 1.3% YoY),

  • 2,263 units in exports (up 63.5% YoY),

  • for a total of 37,735 units, reflecting a 1.1% YoY increase.

Construction equipment sales

In contrast, the construction equipment business recorded 358 units sold in July 2025, down 27.1% from 491 units in July 2024.
Cumulative sales for April–July 2025 stood at 1,413 units, a 24.6% drop from 1,873 units in the same period last year.

The company cited reduced construction activities due to monsoons, project delays, and sluggish offtake linked to post-emission norm price increases as key reasons for the decline. However, it expects a recovery in demand post-monsoon, supported by the government’s higher capex outlay for infrastructure.

These figures include the consolidated volumes post-amalgamation of Escorts Kubota India Pvt Ltd and Kubota Agricultural Machinery India Pvt Ltd, as approved by NCLT and filed with the Registrar of Companies.


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