Sonalika Tractors records highest ever May overall sales
Pune, June 6 (UNI) India's No. 1 tractor export brand Sonalika Tractors has clocked a new milestone of highest ever May overall sales of 14,213 tractors.
The new achievement is an outcome of Sonalika's customer-centric approach and a result-oriented innovation that delivers stellar results to farmers.
The brand has been a consistent frontrunner in driving transformation in the Indian agri landscape with its heavy duty tractors that are equipped with numerous features such as the biggest engines, advanced transmissions and precise hydraulics for maximum farm output across the regional soil diversity of India, said a release today.
The early onset of monsoon has already spread positivity and optimism among farmers for a bountiful season ahead.
With a farmer-centric initiative and adoption of world-class agri-technologies, Sonalika has bridged the gap from lab to land, ensuring that its every innovation in tractors directly benefits those who feed the nation, it said.
Providing equal opportunities to farmers to buy quality products at affordable prices, the brand has also launched its exciting 'Sonalika June Double Jackpot offer' for farmers that offers them a chance to win from 1,975 grand prizes.
Sharing his views, Raman Mittal, Joint Managing Director, International Tractors Limited, said, 'Our every innovation is engineered to create a long lasting impact in farmer's lives and we are delighted to record a new performance peak of the highest ever May overall sales of 14,213 tractors. "
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