Mahindra Group Targets 25% Market Share in Rotavator Segment with New Heavy-Duty Series

Mahindra Group has set an ambitious target to capture 25% of India’s rotavator market as farm mechanisation gains momentum across the country, as per PTI reports.
The company recently introduced a new heavy-duty rotavator range as part of its strategy to expand presence in this key tillage equipment category.
Market Position and Growth Plans
The domestic rotavator market is estimated at around 2.60–2.70 lakh units this year. Mahindra expects to sell nearly 50,000 units, translating into roughly 20% market share at present. With 95% of total demand coming from within India, the company is sharpening its focus on the domestic segment.
Anusha Kothandaraman, Vice President & Head for International Operations and Business Head for Farm Machinery at Mahindra Farm Equipment Business, stated that the company aims to raise its share to 25%, noting that rotavators remain among the most widely used tillage tools in Indian agriculture.
Product Portfolio and Manufacturing Capacity
The newly launched Mahavator and Mahavator HD series fall under the heavy-duty category and are available in sizes ranging from 4 to 9 feet. The refreshed lineup features a redesigned structure and wider mast configuration.
While the new range will gradually replace existing models, Mahindra will continue offering its broader rotavator portfolio to address diverse farming needs.
Rotavators are manufactured at 2 facilities located in North and South India, where nearly two-thirds of installed capacity is currently utilised. The company has indicated that it can scale production in a modular manner at both plants if demand increases.
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Conclusion
By expanding its heavy-duty rotavator portfolio and leveraging existing manufacturing strength, Mahindra is positioning itself to increase its foothold in a growing farm machinery segment. The company’s 25% market share target reflects its long-term commitment to India’s mechanised agriculture landscape.
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Published on: Mar 2, 2026, 9:50 AM IST

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