Al-Ghazi Launches New Variant of 85-hp Tractors in Pakistan

Al-Ghazi Tractors Limited has unveiled its latest product, the New Holland NH-850, an 85-horsepower tractor designed to enhance modern farming practices in Pakistan. The launch event took place at the Pearl Continental in Lahore and featured Maj General Shahid Nazir, Director General of Strategic Projects at Green Initiatives (Pvt) Limited, as the chief guest. He praised Al-Ghazi for the new tractor, stating it will likely see high demand as it facilitates land development.
The event attracted government officials, corporate clients, dealers, and Al-Ghazi personnel, including CEO Sakib Eltaff and Chairman Robert McAllister. In his remarks, Eltaff highlighted Al-Ghazi’s commitment to advancing agriculture in Pakistan over the past four decades. He described the NH-850 as a tractor that combines performance, efficiency, and durability, aimed at empowering local farmers.
The NH-850 boasts impressive fuel economy and sustained power for various farming tasks such as plowing, planting, and harvesting. Its lift-o-matic hydraulic system enhances its lifting capacity, making it ideal for intensive farming. Designed for comfort during long working hours, the tractor is versatile and suitable for multiple farming activities across different crops.
Vincent De Lassagne, Vice President for CNH Agriculture Africa, Middle East & Central Asia, emphasized that the NH-850 was developed in collaboration with Al-Ghazi’s engineering team, tailored specifically for Pakistani farmers. He expressed confidence that the tractor would positively impact the agricultural landscape, boosting productivity and growth.
In closing, Robert McAllister remarked that the NH-850 is not just a new product but a significant advancement for Al-Ghazi and the industry. He reiterated the company’s commitment to bringing efficiency and reliability to farmers, marking the NH-850 as the beginning of a new chapter for agricultural innovation in Pakistan.
About Al-Ghazi Al-Ghazi Tractors Limited, in partnership with Case New Holland, has been a leader in Pakistan’s agricultural machinery sector since its establishment in 1983. Part of the UAE-based Al-Futtaim Group, the company is dedicated to providing farmers with reliable and durable equipment tailored to the diverse agricultural needs of the country.