Harvester Retail Sales Hit 921 Units in July 2025, Showing 55.3% Growth

03 Aug, 2025

Retail harvester sales in July 2025 registered a notable rise of 55.31% compared to July 2024. Let's see brand-wise harvester sales performance in July 2025 and from April to July 2025.

Retail Harvesters Sales in July 2025

In India, 921 harvesters were sold in July 2025, which is  328 more than in July 2024. The overall growth is 55.31%, indicating the increased use of advanced machinery in the fields. While legacy brands continued to dominate the space, competition at the top got tighter.

Vishal Harvesters secured the top position by selling 158 harvester units in July 2025, and its market share increased by 6.53%. Kartar harvester is in 2nd position with sales of 131 units, and its market share also dropped by 2.98% from July 2024. 

It was a steady rise for John Deere Harvesters, which sold 81 units and strengthened its standing with an 8.79% market share. The last two brands in the top five were Malkit Harvester and Preet Harvesters. Malkit sold 70 units, which increased its market share by 2.71% while Preet sold 66 units with a market share of 7.17%. 

Year-to-Date (April 2025 to July 2025) Harvester Retail Sales

Not only did harvester sales start to rise in July 2025, but they've been going up since the first quarter of FY 2025–26. Between April and July 2025, Indian farmers purchased 4,569 harvesters, compared to 2,954 units during the same period last year. It indicates a substantial rise of 54.67%. 

The most popular brand was Kartar Harvesters, which sold 793 units, 52.5% more than its sales of 520 units the previous year. Vishal Harvesters came in second with 690 units, with an increased market share of 0.88%.

Preet and Malkit also did well, selling 422 and 366 units, respectively. Their market shares also increased by 4.53% and 2.22%. Fifth place went to John Deere, known for its high-end design and precise technology. It sold 307 units and has a 6.72% market share in April-July 2025.

Statewise - Retail Harvesters Sales from April 2025 to July 2025

Here is a more in-depth look at how well each state did in harvesters' sales in July 2025:

Uttar Pradesh was once again the largest buyer, with 1,056 units sold, 23.11% of the country's total harvester sales. Vishal and Kartar were the top-selling harvesters in UP. 

Punjab came in second with 960 harvesters. Kartar and Vishal were the top contenders with total sales of 412 units.

Madhya Pradesh is in third position with 524 units, as more farmers in central India switched to advanced machines. MP contribute 11.47% of total harvester sales.

490 harvester units were sold in Haryana, and contribute 10.72% of total sales, and most farmers in the area chose Vishal (150 units) and Kartar (85 units) as their favourites.

In Maharashtra, 379 harvesters were sold, with 8.30% market share.

A Month That Changed the Path of Mechanisation

India's farming is not only getting better but also changing a lot. Farmers are moving beyond trial and hesitation and adopting harvesters faster. Brands like Kartar, Vishal, and Preet are leading the game, while Dasmesh, Malkit, and John Deere are closing the gap with competitive features and pricing.

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