Escorts Kubota Limited (EKL) reported a strong 17.9% year-on-year rise in tractor sales for November 2025, according to its latest regulatory filing. The company sold 10,580 tractors during the month compared to 8,974 units in November 2024.
Domestic tractor volumes grew 15.9% to 10,122 units, driven by improved rural sentiment, government initiatives, reduced GST rates on farm machinery and the smooth transition from Kharif harvesting to Rabi sowing. Export tractor sales surged 87.7% to 458 units versus 244 units last year. For the April–November period, total tractor sales rose 12.4% to 93,836 units.
However, the company’s construction equipment division recorded a decline. EKL sold 452 machines in November 2025, down 6% from 481 units in the same month last year. The company cited prolonged monsoons, slow project mobilization and depressed rental rates as key industry headwinds. Year-to-date construction equipment sales fell 20.2% to 3,105 units.
Escorts Kubota said it expects a gradual improvement ahead, supported by government measures aimed at improving fund flow to infrastructure projects and stimulating industrial activity.
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