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Millat Tractors Signs Deal To Distribute High-Tech Chinese Farm Machinery In Pakistan

Millat Tractors Limited has entered into a distribution agreement with LOVOL Intelligent Agricultural Technology Co. Ltd., described by the company … Read More The post Millat Tractors Signs Deal To Distribute High-Tech Chinese Farm Machinery In Pakistan appeared first on ProPakistani .

Millat Tractors Signs Deal To Distribute High-Tech Chinese Farm Machinery In Pakistan

Millat Tractors Limited has partnered with China's largest agricultural machinery producer, LOVOL Intelligent Agricultural Technology Co. Ltd., to distribute LOVOL high-tech farming equipment in Pakistan. This distribution deal aims to bring advanced and efficient LOVOL machinery to the Pakistani market, in line with the government's push for high-tech mechanization and food security.

By expanding its product range through this collaboration, Millat Tractors plans to enhance its position in the agricultural machinery sector of Pakistan. The agreement was announced in a material information notice to the Pakistan Stock Exchange on September 14, 2026. Millat Tractors, founded in 1964 and listed on the Pakistan Stock Exchange in 1965, specializes in assembling and manufacturing agricultural tractors for both domestic and export markets.

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