Greater Noida: CNH, the company behind New Holland and Case IH tractors, has started work on a new manufacturing plant in Uttar Pradesh. The groundbreaking ceremony took place on 12 November 2026 in the Yamuna Expressway Industrial Development Authority (YEIDA) area, near Jewar airport. UP Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, CNH Chair Suzanne Heywood, CNH CEO Gerrit Marx and CNH India Region President Narinder Mittal were present.
The new plant will build tractors and engines for the Indian market as well as for export. CNH says it will increase the company's manufacturing capacity in India and help meet the rising demand for Made-in-India tractors.
The new plant will work alongside CNH's existing units in India. The Greater Noida plant already makes tractors and engines. The Pune plant makes balers, combine harvesters and sugarcane harvesters. CNH says the new facility will build on its first tractor plant in Greater Noida and benefit from the nearby location and UP's good road and industrial network.
Gerrit Marx, CEO, said: "India is playing an increasingly strategic role within CNH's global manufacturing and technology ecosystem. The groundbreaking of our new facility at YEIDA marks an important step in expanding our manufacturing footprint and strengthening our ability to serve customers in India and around the world. This investment reflects our confidence in India's manufacturing capabilities, engineering talent and long-term growth potential, while further strengthening the country's role in CNH's global operations."
Narinder Mittal, President of CNH India Region, said: "We are committed to bringing world class technology and innovation to Indian farmers, supporting mechanization and economic growth. Building on the legacy of our first tractor plant in Greater Noida, this new facility will strengthen and expand our existing footprint, leveraging proximity to our current operations and the state's strong connectivity and industrial ecosystem."
CNH says the plant is being planned around digital tools and automation, with a focus on cleaner manufacturing.
The project is also expected to benefit the local economy. CNH says it will strengthen the local supplier base, create jobs and open up more work in logistics, services and technology.
As more tractors are built in India, CNH plans to meet the growing demand from Indian farmers and also ship Made-in-India tractors to other countries.
CNH is a global maker of agricultural and construction equipment. It works in more than 160 markets and has a team of over 34,000 people. Its agriculture brands are Case IH, New Holland and STEYR. The company reported revenue of $18.1 billion in 2025.
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