Escorts Kubota Reports 6.6% Growth in March, Sales at 12,119

Posted -01 April 2026 | Author: Tractor Guru Team

Escorts Kubota March 2026 Overall Sales: 6.6% Growth to 12,119 Units

Faridabad, April 01, 2026: Escorts Kubota Limited Agri Machinery Business has released its sales share in the tractors. In March 2026, the company sold a total of 12,119 tractors, registering a growth of 6.6% compared to the 11,374 in the same month last year.

The sales of tractors in the domestic market were strong during the month, reaching 11,582 units, up by 7.5% from March 2025. The growth was supported by ongoing Rabi harvesting and stable rural demand across different regions.

The export sales have slightly declined to 537 units, compared to 599 units last year, showing a 10.4% drop. This decline reflects some changes in international markets.

Escorts Kubota Tractor Sales- March 2026

Particulars	FY26 (March 2026)	FY25 (March 2025)	% Change
Domestic	11,582	10,775	7.50%
Export	537	599	-10.40%
Total	12,119	11,374	6.60%

Escorts Kubota Tractor Sales from April 2025 to March 2026

For the full financial year (April 2025 to March 2026), the company sold 1,33,670 tractors, achieving an overall growth of 15.7% compared to the previous year.

Domestic sales reached 1,26,994 units, growing by 14.9%, driven by regular demand, water availability, and positive agricultural conditions throughout the year.

Export performance showed great improvement over the year, with sales rising to 6,676 units, reflecting a 33.8% growth. This indicates better growth in global markets despite short-term fluctuations.

Escort Kubota Tractor Sales- (April to March)

Particulars	FY26 ( March 2026)	FY25 (April 2025)	% Change
Domestic	1,26,994	1,10,563	14.90%
Export	6,676	4,991	33.80%
Total	1,33,670	1,15,554	15.70%

Escorts Kubota Tractor Sales in January to March 2025-2026

During the fourth quarter (January to March), Escorts Kubota recorded total sales of 32,257 tractors compared to 26,633 in last year. It made a strong growth of 21.1% in the last quarter.

Domestic sales played a major role in this growth, increasing to 30,444 units, which is a 22.8% rise compared to FY 25’s 24,801 units.

Export sales stood at 1,813 units, slightly lower than 1,832 units last year, showing a marginal decline of 1.0%. Despite this, overall quarterly performance remained strong.