CNH has set out plans to set up its fourth manufacturing facility in India, its second dedicated to tractors, as part of its strategy to achieve a 10 percent market share within the next five to six years.

The new unit, currently under evaluation with land acquisition discussions underway, will be larger than the company’s Greater Noida plant and developed in phases. Confirming the expansion, CEO Gerrit Marx said, “We are running scenarios to add another plant in India. This will enable us to grow into a double digit market share for tractors over the next five years.”

At present, CNH produces up to 70,000 tractors annually at Greater Noida, having built 51,000 units in 2024, of which 37,000 were sold domestically and the rest exported to Europe, Africa and the US. India is also positioned as a hub for manufacturing, engineering, and innovations like digital fleet management and smart farming solutions.