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Escorts Kubota has announced the launch of the Digitrac series under Powertrac. With this launch, the company expands the Digitrac range from its existing two models to a comprehensive series of five, spanning the 45-55 HP category range. The series is designed for advanced agricultural and heavy haulage applications and is being launched pan India. Escorts Kubota operates three tractor brands in India � Kubota , Farmtrac & Powertrac� catering to premium, entry‑premium and value segments respectively. The Digitrac series sits within the Powertrac brand. This is the company`s fourth major tractor introduction since February 2025, following the Farmtrac Promaxx series, the Kubota MU4201 and the Powertrac Shaurya paddy series. The two existing Digitrac models, the PP 46i and PP 43i are one of the key contributors to Powertrac tractor sales in India. Their design and premium aesthetics have resonated strongly with young and aspirational farmers. The three new additions to the series are the Digitrac PP 46i 4WD, the Digitrac PP 43i Plus and the Digitrac PP 41i. All five models feature bigger CC engines, bigger tyres, side shift gear, a 12 forward and 3 reverse constant mesh gearbox, independent PTO (iPTO) and a heavy hydraulic lift of 2000 kg. The series fully supports advanced implements for each stage of farming, such as Super Seeder, Reaper, Reversible MB Plough, and Laser Leveller.

Escorts Kubota will hold a meeting of the Board of Directors of the Company on 7 May 2026.

Escorts Kubota sold 32,257 tractors in Q4 FY2026, recording a growth of 21.1% compared to 26,633 tractors sold in Q4 FY2025. For FY 2026, tractors sales jumped 15.7% to 1,33,670 units compared to 1,15,554 units in FY 2025.

Escorts Kubota Agri Machinery Business in March 2026 sold 12,119 tractors registering a growth of 6.6% as against 11,374 tractors sold in March 2025.Domestic tractor sales in March 2026 were at 11,582 tractors registering a growth of 7.5% as against 10,775 tractors in March 2025. The domestic tractor industry continued steady performance in March 2026, supported by sustained rural demand and the gradual onset of Rabi harvesting in select regions. While harvesting activities experienced a slight delay due to recent rainfall, the overall Rabi outlook remains positive, aided by above-normal reservoir levels across the country. With improved water availability and strengthening farm sentiment, agricultural momentum is expected to continue in the coming months. However, the evolving geopolitical situation poses intermittent supply-side risks, including the potential non-availability of key fertilizers, which could impact Kharif crop preparedness. Export tractor sales in March 2026 were at 537 tractors as against 599 tractors sold in March 2025.

Net profit of Escorts Kubota rose 11.74% to Rs 358.29 crore in the quarter ended December 2025 as against Rs 320.64 crore during the previous quarter ended December 2024. Sales rose 11.28% to Rs 3280.49 crore in the quarter ended December 2025 as against Rs 2948.02 crore during the previous quarter ended December 2024. ParticularsQuarter EndedDec. 2025Dec. 2024% Var. Sales3280.492948.02 11 OPM %13.2511.27 - PBDT582.70438.61 33 PBT518.42377.08 37 NP358.29320.64 12 Powered by Capital Market - Live News