Sonalika surges forward to reach the quickest-ever 1 lakh tractor sales in the first eight months of FY23.

Sonalika Tractors has passed its fastest-ever 1 lakh total tractor sales in only 8 months of FY23 . Sonalika Tractors has been able to sell 1 lakh tractor units in the last 6 years, year after year, by forwarding its sales figures year after year .

Sonalika Tractors, the country's biggest tractor exports company, has always been buckled up to its latest technological wonders that provide unrivaled efficiency, according to New Delhi (India).Sonalika Tractors has passed its fastest-ever 1 lakh total tractor sales in only 8 months of FY23, using a region-centric approach.This includes a dramatic 11.2 percent increase in YTD growth observed between Apr-Nov22, nearly surpassing est.During the time frame, the economy increased by 8.8%.

Sonalika Tractors achieved the astonishing feat of 1 lakh tractor sales for the first time in a year in FY18.The company's dedicated planning and customised product lineup has allowed it to bolster its records even further in the current financial year, and it's a sign of progressing in the right direction.From product and process superiority to unparalleled innovation, Sonalika's every step is engineered to carry out its aim of ensuring affordable farm success for all its customers.Raman Mittal, the Joint Managing Director of International Tractors Limited, said, I am overwhelmed to share that we've achieved our highest ever 1 lakh tractor sales in less than 8 months, thanks to our deep market knowledge and exceptional farmer connection.

Farmers have now consistently agreed that agriculture mechanization is the only way to increase productivity and provide consistent income in the present agri economy.Since then, product improvements aren't limited to the festive season alone, and there has been a significant decrease in the product replacement cycle as well.We are thankful to all of our customers' trust and will continue to ensure that we keep fulfilling our commitments to farmers around the world.

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