Ireland emerged as one of the few European tractor markets to post strong growth in 2025.

According to data released by the Farm Tractor and Machinery Trade Association (FTMTA), total tractor registrations reached 2,067 units during the year, up 13.8% from 1,817 units reported in 2024.

The result contrasted sharply with the widespread declines recorded across most major European markets during the year.

Key Figures

• 2025 Sales: 2,067 units

• YoY Change: +13.8%

• Peak Market Year: 2021 (2,366 units)

• 2021–2025 Change: -12.6%

• 2025 Global Ranking: Outside Top 20

Higher-horsepower tractors led registrations

According to FTMTA, tractors in the 161–200 HP segment accounted for the largest share of registrations in 2025, representing 24.2% of total sales.

The 50–120 HP category contributed 19.2% of registrations during the year.

Meanwhile, tractors above 200 HP represented 11.7% of the Irish market in 2025.

Used tractor imports continued to grow

Alongside the recovery in new tractor registrations, Ireland also recorded continued growth in imported used tractors.

A total of 2,971 used tractors were registered in 2025, up 7.4% from 2,767 units reported in 2024.

The trend highlights the ongoing importance of the second-hand machinery market within Ireland’s agricultural equipment sector.

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