Escorts Kubota's Tractor Sales Reached 11,498 Units in June 2025, Increased by 2.2% YoY

01 Jul, 2025

Escorts Kubota tractor sales in June 2025 & Q1 show a good performance in the tractor market. The brand is doing well and changing how it does things to stay ahead in a competitive industry, as shown by the number of wholesale tractors it sold in June 2025.

Escorts Kubota Tractor Sales in June 2025 (Wholesale Domestic)

Escorts Kubota sold 10,997 units of tractors in the domestic market in June 2025, down -0.1% from June 2024, when they sold 11,011 units. These sales are the result of the uplifted sentiments of farmers because of the timely arrival of monsoons, higher MSP of Kharif crops announced by the government, and improvement in the sown area for Kharif crops.

Escorts Kubota Tractor Sales in June 2025 (Wholesale Export)

The company sold 501 tractors in the export market in June 2025. The company sold 234 units in June 2024, so this time, it's a 114.1% increase in the wholesale export sales of Escorts Kubota tractors.

Escorts Kubota Tractor Sales in June 2025 (Wholesale Total)

Escorts Kubota sold a total of 11,498 wholesale units in June 2025. It is 253 units more than the same time in 2024. The 2.2% growth shows how the company is adapting to changes in government policies and markets around the world. These total sales combine the sales of Farmtrac tractors, Powertrac tractors and Kubota tractors. 

Escorts Kubota’s Wholesale Tractor Sales from April 2025 to June 2025

From April to June 2025, Escorts Kubota sold 30,581 tractors in the first quarter of the financial year. That's 211 units more than it sold in the same quarter of FY 2024–25. It shows that Escorts Kubota's total sales have improved by 0.7% and gives us an idea of how the fiscal year might go.

Conclusion 

Escorts Kubota Limited has once again shown that it is stable and has a strong position in both the domestic and international markets. Escorts Kubota is planning to grow in the coming months with the prediction of above normal monsoon, an anticipated record Kharif harvest, and improved liquidity in rural markets.