Tractor Sales in Pakistan More Than Double in October 2026 to 4,154 (PAMA)

PAMA posted the October figures on 12 November 2026. From July to October, farm tractor sales reached 8,263, up 40.8% on the same four months of 2025.

Tractor sales reached 4,154 in October 2026

Pakistan's two tractor makers sold 4,154 tractors in October 2026, the best month in PAMA's current sheet. Production also rose sharply to 4,171, up 132.2% from 1,796 in September. September had been a slow month for both companies.

The month-on-month rise is large because September was low. The year-on-year figure, up 43.9%, is a fairer measure. October 2025 was itself a strong month, at more than three times September 2025's 790.

Millat sold 2,503 tractors and Al-Ghazi 1,651

Millat Tractors, which makes Massey Ferguson models, sold 2,503 in October 2026, up 24.8% from 2,005 a year earlier. Al-Ghazi Tractors, listed under Fiat in PAMA's sheet, sold 1,651, up 87.4% from 881. Millat had 60.3% of the month's sales.

From July to October, Al-Ghazi grew faster, up 70.4% to 2,871, while Millat rose 28.9% to 5,392. Al-Ghazi built 1,539 tractors in October, nearly double its September output of 800. Millat built 2,632, up from 996.

PAMA links the jump to the Punjab Green Tractor Scheme

PAMA's October write-up says the tractor sector "staged a remarkable turnaround" on a monthly basis, "driven by the announcement of the Punjab Green Tractor Scheme". It reports a 132% rise in production and 129% in sales over September.

The scheme is run by the Punjab government, which gives a fixed subsidy to farmers picked in a computer ballot. Winners then buy a tractor from an approved maker and pay the rest of the price. Farmers apply through the Punjab Green Tractor Scheme online application, and winners of the earlier round had to collect their Green Tractor Phase 4 offer letters by mid October.

That timing fits the figures. Offer letters for Phase 4 were due in October, and October is the month when both makers sharply raised production. Millat's output went from 996 in September to 2,632, and Al-Ghazi's from 800 to 1,539. Together the two companies built 4,171 tractors and sold 4,154, so almost the whole month's output was sold.

Subsidised buyers are not the only buyers. Farmers who are not picked can still buy with cash or a bank loan, and PAMA's figures count every tractor sold, not only scheme tractors.

Monthly tractor sales from July to October 2026

Tractor sales were flat from July to September 2026, between 1,052 and 1,815 a month, then jumped in October. The same pattern happened in 2025, when October sales were more than three times September's. The table compares both years.

What a farmer buying a tractor should check now

High demand can stretch delivery times at dealers. Whether you buy with a subsidy, a loan or cash, a few checks before you pay can save money and trouble later.

1. If you are a Green Tractor winner, check the scheme terms on the Punjab portal to confirm your chosen model and horsepower qualify before you pay a dealer.
2. Get the price and the delivery date in writing from an authorised dealer of Millat or Al-Ghazi.
3. If you need a loan, compare bank terms first. A ZTBL tractor loan is one option, with its own documents and limits.
4. Keep the invoice, the sales certificate and the registration papers together. You will need them for the excise office and the bank.

Punjab's other support for this season, including the DAP and seed help, is set out in the Punjab wheat package for 2026-27.

Common questions

How many tractors were sold in Pakistan in October 2026?

4,154 tractors, according to PAMA. That is up 128.9% from September and 43.9% from October 2025.

Which company sold the most tractors in October 2026?

Millat Tractors, with 2,503. Al-Ghazi Tractors sold 1,651.

Why did tractor sales jump in October?

PAMA says the turnaround was driven by the announcement of the Punjab Green Tractor Scheme.

How many tractors were sold from July to October 2026?

8,263, up 40.8% from 5,867 in the same four months of 2025.

Do these numbers include imported tractors?

No. PAMA counts tractors made and sold by its two member companies, Millat and Al-Ghazi.

How we verified this

What we checked and where we read it.

We checked these figures on 14 November 2026 in the October 2026 production and sales sheet on PAMA's monthly production and sales page (uploaded 12 November 2026), and in PAMA's October write-up linked from the PAMA home page. We checked the two company rows against PAMA's tractor total for every month. Percentages and shares are our own arithmetic from PAMA's numbers.