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CNH celebrates 25 years of New Holland in India

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Added 29 January 2024

Since initiating operations in India in 1998, the brand has pioneered and introduced technological advancements for the country’s farming sector.

CNH, a global leader in agricultural and construction solutions, celebrated the 25th anniversary of its brand, New Holland in India.

As part of the celebrations, the company showcased its wide range of farm equipment at its Greater Noida manufacturing plant, including tractors, combine harvesters, and balers. CNH also presented its local R&D capability by demonstrating precision technology, including telematics and software apps, developed and integrated across product segments by the India Technology Centre.

Narinder Mittal, Country Manager and Managing Director, CNH India & SAARC, said, "As we commemorate 25 years of New Holland's journey in India, we take pride in our commitment to delivering not only cutting-edge technology and superior products, but also in our dedication to supporting hardworking farmers - the backbone of our nation. We look forward to the next chapter with a renewed promise to bring forth innovation, quality, and service that not only empower our farmers but also contribute to the growth of the Indian economy and communities."

The Greater Noida manufacturing facility is one of the most advanced tractor manufacturing facilities in India, with an annual production capacity of over 60,000 machines. The plant operates according to the company's CNH Business System which drives greater accountability, agility, efficiency, and safety, and is aligned with the country's Make-in-India and Aatmanirbhar Bharat initiatives. Recently, it achieved the impressive production milestone of over 6.7 lakh tractors.

CNH India focuses on reducing its carbon footprint, the plant has made significant strides, reducing approximately 26,000 tons of CO2 emissions over the past decade. Embracing renewable energy sources, solar panels installed at the Greater Noida plant provide some 25 per cent of the facilities' energy requirements. Furthermore, the facility has adopted the Miyawaki Project Methodology, planting over 10,000 trees of 30 different species covering 3,000 square meters.