Tractors exported from all countries totaled US$69.9 billion in international sales for 2025.

That dollar amount results from an 11.7% rise from $62.6 billion 5 years earlier during 2021.

Year over year, the value of exported tractors fell by -5% compared to $73.6 billion starting from 2024.

The top 5 most valuable exporters of tractors are Germany, Mexico, mainland China, Netherlands and France. Combined, those 5 major suppliers sold over half (54.1%) of exported tractors sold in 2025. Such a high percentage indicates a relatively concentrated group of international tractor sellers.

From a continental perspective, suppliers in European countries sold the highest dollar worth of exported tractors during 2025 with shipments valued at $42.8 billion or 61.2% of the global total. In second place were exporters located in North America at 18.1% while another 17.4% of worldwide tractor shipments originated from sellers in Asia.

Smaller percentages came from shippers in Latin America (2.9%) excluding Mexico but including the Caribbean, Africa (0.4%) and Oceania (0.1%) mostly Australia and New Zealand.

For research purposes, the 4-digit Harmonized Tariff System code prefix for tractors is 8701. That sub-code excludes self-propelled work trucks not fitted with lifting or handling equipment of the type used in factories, warehouses, dock areas, railway stations or airports for the short distance transport of goods.

Top Tractors Exports by Country

Below are the 15 countries that exported the highest dollar value worth of tractors during 2025.

1. Germany: US$11.5 billion (16.5% of total exported tractors)
2. Mexico: $7.3 billion (10.5%)
3. mainland China: $6.6 billion (9.5%)
4. Netherlands: $6.4 billion (9.1%)
5. France: $5.9 billion (8.5%)
6. United States: $4.9 billion (7%)
7. Belgium: $4.8 billion (6.9%)
8. Sweden: $2.4 billion (3.5%)
9. Poland: $2.2 billion (3.2%)
10. Italy: $2 billion (2.9%)
11. Brazil: $1.99 billion (2.8%)
12. Spain: $1.54 billion (2.2%)
13. United Kingdom: $1.54 billion (2.2%)
14. Japan: $1.49 billion (2.1%)
15. Türkiye: $1.3 billion (1.8%)

By value, the listed 15 countries shipped 88.8% of globally exported tractors in 2025.

Among the top exporters, the fastest-growing exporters of tractors since 2024 were: Brazil (up 49.5%), Belgium (up 15.5%), Sweden (up 10.9%) and Germany (up 8.2%).

Those countries that posted year-over-year declines in their international sales of tractors were led by: Mexico (down -30.8%), United States of America (down -25.9%), mainland China (down -9.8%), Italy (down -7.2%) and Japan (down -3.3%).

Searchable List of Tractors Exporting Countries in 2025

The 100 major providers of tractors in the following automated database represent 99.99% of revenues from globally exported tractors during 2025.

Rank	Exporter	Tractor Exports	2024-5
1	Germany	$11,545,692,000	+8.2%
2	Mexico	$7,333,693,000	-30.8%
3	mainland China	$6,647,385,000	-9.8%
4	Netherlands	$6,374,090,000	-0.2%
5	France	$5,937,174,000	+1.7%
6	United States	$4,883,290,000	-25.9%
7	Belgium	$4,834,197,000	+15.5%
8	Sweden	$2,432,442,000	+10.9%
9	Poland	$2,245,022,000	+3%
10	Italy	$2,001,120,000	-7.2%
11	Brazil	$1,992,143,000	+49.5%
12	Spain	$1,543,898,000	-1%
13	United Kingdom	$1,541,850,000	-2.9%
14	Japan	$1,494,540,000	-3.3%
15	Türkiye	$1,283,928,000	+7.1%
16	Austria	$1,275,178,000	-8.6%
17	India	$1,258,371,000	+11.3%
18	South Korea	$910,272,000	+9.1%
19	Finland	$797,605,000	+10.7%
20	Canada	$414,653,000	-17.9%
21	Thailand	$312,439,000	-9.6%
22	Bulgaria	$307,810,000	+48.9%
23	Czech Republic	$307,439,000	+0.4%
24	Lithuania	$305,264,000	-8.5%
25	South Africa	$211,661,000	-1.7%
26	Denmark	$180,617,000	+30.2%
27	Slovenia	$162,586,000	+10%
28	Romania	$151,074,000	+29.9%
29	Slovakia	$128,009,000	-7.5%
30	Belarus	$115,399,000	-50.4%
31	Hungary	$81,543,000	-61.9%
32	Switzerland	$76,433,000	+8.3%
33	Ireland	$68,899,000	-17.7%
34	Estonia	$65,639,000	+9.3%
35	Norway	$62,152,000	-10.8%
36	Malaysia	$52,004,000	+6.4%
37	Croatia	$50,829,000	+8.5%
38	Indonesia	$45,341,000	-23%
39	Portugal	$42,500,000	+10.2%
40	Russia	$40,145,000	+17.9%
41	Pakistan	$38,808,000	+4.2%
42	Australia	$35,530,000	-43.9%
43	Luxembourg	$35,362,000	-19.1%
44	Serbia	$34,580,000	-23%
45	Tanzania	$28,828,000	+90.5%
46	Latvia	$23,953,000	-7.9%
47	Kazakhstan	$18,361,000	-67.3%
48	Kenya	$16,555,000	+6%
49	Singapore	$16,005,000	-40.6%
50	Armenia	$14,919,000	-9.3%
51	Kyrgyzstan	$14,672,000	+67.5%
52	Saudi Arabia	$14,042,000	-26.7%
53	Greece	$9,276,000	-33.3%
54	New Zealand	$8,661,000	+26.5%
55	Vietnam	$7,855,000	-32.3%
56	Bosnia/Herzegovina	$7,840,000	+13.9%
57	Ivory Coast	$6,819,000	+133.2%
58	Cyprus	$6,501,000	+1408%
59	Oman	$6,113,000	+1.4%
60	Zambia	$5,959,000	-14.4%
61	Uganda	$5,613,000	+15.2%
62	United Arab Emirates	$5,492,000	-94.8%
63	Chile	$3,904,000	+16.8%
64	Senegal	$2,985,000	+437.8%
65	Moldova	$2,354,000	-39.1%
66	Colombia	$2,109,000	-60.3%
67	Togo	$1,874,000	-70.5%
68	Paraguay	$1,788,000	+30%
69	Azerbaijan	$1,488,000	-70.1%
70	Ukraine	$1,484,000	-72.7%
71	Democratic Republic Congo	$1,432,000	+463.8%
72	Guatemala	$1,296,000	-71.6%
73	Botswana	$1,253,000	+10.6%
74	Uruguay	$1,230,000	+217.8%
75	North Macedonia	$1,202,000	-78.3%
76	Taiwan	$1,175,000	+127.7%
77	Georgia	$1,110,000	-17.2%
78	Panama	$1,074,000	+236.7%
79	Burkina Faso	$1,056,000	-12.7%
80	Costa Rica	$986,000	+71.2%
81	Mozambique	$947,000	+18.8%
82	Bolivia	$864,000	+67.4%
83	Uzbekistan	$845,000	-94.2%
84	Montenegro	$722,000	-26.9%
85	Eswatini	$690,000	+257.5%
86	Malawi	$649,000	+164.9%
87	Iran	$609,000	-71.1%
88	Namibia	$592,000	-93.9%
89	Zimbabwe	$591,000	-31%
90	El Salvador	$550,000	-34.4%
91	Ghana	$527,000	+27%
92	Ecuador	$412,000	+16.7%
93	Myanmar	$399,000	0%
94	Hong Kong	$384,000	-74%
95	Peru	$378,000	-56.2%
96	Barbados	$375,000	0%
97	Morocco	$366,000	+18.1%
98	Rwanda	$347,000	+18.4%
99	Belize	$286,000	+346.9%
100	Gabon	$259,000	+3600%

Focusing on the top 100 suppliers, the fastest growing exporters of tractors are Africa’s Gabon (up 3,600% from 2024), Cyprus (up 1,408%), Democratic Republic of the Congo (up 463.8%), Senegal (up 437.8%) and Belize (up 346.9%).

You can change the presentation order by clicking the triangle icon at the top of the above table’s columns. An entry of 0% in the right-most column means that 2024 data was unavailable.

Countries with Best Trade Surpluses from Tractors

The following countries posted the highest positive net exports for tractors during 2025. Investopedia defines net exports as the value of a country’s total exports minus the value of its total imports. Thus, the statistics below present the surplus between the value of each country’s exported tractors and its import purchases for that same commodity.

1. Germany: US$7.7 billion (net export surplus up 8.2% since 2024)
2. Mexico: $6.7 billion (down -28.8%)
3. mainland China: $6.5 billion (down -8.5%)
4. Netherlands: $4.9 billion (down -3.6%)
5. Belgium: $3.1 billion (up 18%)
6. Sweden: $2 billion (up 6.1%)
7. France: $1.9 billion (up 11.4%)
8. Brazil: $1.7 billion (up 74.8%)
9. Japan: $1.25 billion (down -1%)
10. India: $1.21 billion (up 8.3%)
11. South Korea: $629.7 million (up 18.7%)
12. Finland: $609.3 million (up 13.5%)
13. Thailand: $90.3 million (up 70.7%)
14. Belarus: $71.8 million (down -62.8%)
15. British Virgin Islands: $111,000 (down -62.4%)

Germany earned the highest surplus in the international trade of tractors. In turn, this positive cashflow confirms Germany’s strong competitive advantage for this specific product category.

Countries Facing Largest Trade Deficits from Tractors

The following countries posted the highest negative net exports for tractors during 2025. Investopedia defines net exports as the value of a country’s total exports minus the value of its total imports. Thus, the statistics below present the deficit between the value of each country’s imported tractors purchases and its exports for that same commodity.

1. United States: -US$5.8 billion (net export deficit down -36% since 2024)
2. Canada: -$3.2 billion (down -33.1%)
3. United Kingdom: -$1.23 billion (up 2.1%)
4. Argentina: -$1.18 billion (up 125.9%)
5. Spain: -$1.16 billion (up 333.5%)
6. Romania: -$875.1 million (up 15.3%)
7. United Arab Emirates: -$855.9 million (up 85.9%)
8. Poland: -$799.2 million (up 230.2%)
9. Czech Republic: -$795.5 million (up 31.3%)
10. Vietnam: -$778.6 million (up 52.9%)
11. Lithuania: -$778.1 million (up 94.1%)
12. Australia: -$776.5 million (down -45.7%)
13. Ukraine: -$745.9 million (down -3.4%)
14. Egypt: -$743.5 million (up 65.8%)
15. Italy: -$647.3 million (up 195.3%)

The United States of America posted the highest deficit in the international trade of tractors. In turn, this negative cashflow highlights America’s competitive disadvantage for this specific product category but also signals opportunities for tractors-supplying countries that help satisfy the powerful demand from US businesses and individuals.

Companies that Export Tractors

Below are global tractors-processing businesses that represent established players engaged in the international trade of tractors. The home country for each business is shown within parenthesis.

• AGCO Corporation (United States)
• Agrale (Brazil)
• Agria Hispania (Spain)
• Antonio Carraro (Italy)
• Baodong (China)
• Fendt (Germany)
• Iseki & Co, Ltd (Japan)
• Lundberg Hymas AB (Sweden)
• Ontop Tractors Ltd (United Kingdom)
• Terrateck (France)

 

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International Trade Centre, Trade Map. Accessed on August 29, 2026

Investopedia, Net Forbes Global 2000 rankings, The World’s Biggest Public Companies. Accessed on August 29, 2026

Investopedia, Net Exports Definition. Accessed on August 29, 2026

Wikipedia, List of tractor manufacturers. Accessed on August 29, 2026