John Deere India Crosses 1 Lakh Tractor Sales Milestone in a Year

John Deere India has sold more than 1 lakh tractors within a fiscal year (November-October), marking a significant milestone for the company's operations in the country. Announcing the milestone on November 3, 2026, the company said the achievement highlights the confidence of Indian farmers and agricultural entrepreneurs in its products, technology and customer support network.

The milestone comes amid the growing role of farm mechanisation in improving agricultural productivity and operational efficiency. John Deere said it has been supporting the evolving requirements of Indian agriculture through a portfolio of locally relevant solutions designed for different crops, farming practices and agro-climatic conditions.

"Selling more than 1 Lakh tractors in a year is not just a business milestone; it is a reflection of the confidence that Indian farmers and channel partners place in John Deere," said Rajesh Sinha, Managing Director and Country Manager, John Deere India, and Strategic Advisor to the President, Construction & Forestry Worldwide.

He said the company remains committed to providing farmers with reliable equipment, advanced technology and solutions that help improve productivity, profitability and sustainability.

John Deere has been operating in India for more than 28 years and has developed manufacturing, engineering, technology and distribution capabilities to serve domestic and international markets. Its tractor manufacturing facilities are located in Pune and Dewas, while its engineering and enterprise technology operations are based in Pune.

The company's global information technology operations are spread across Pune and Bengaluru. Parts distribution facilities in Nagpur and Indore, along with financial services operations in Pune, support its business activities.

India also plays an important role in John Deere's global operations. The company exports products manufactured in the country to more than 110 countries worldwide.

John Deere said the milestone reflects the collective contribution of its employees, dealers, suppliers and business partners. Its dealer network and after-sales service infrastructure remain central to supporting customers and promoting sustainable agricultural practices.

The company said it will continue to focus on technology-driven solutions to meet the changing needs of Indian agriculture.