AGTL – To The Point

AGTL hosts Pakistan’s first-ever live digital lucky draw event

Nasir Taimori — Wed, 12 Feb 2025 07:00:03 +0000

Lahore – February 07, 2025 – Al-Ghazi Tractors Limited (AGTL) has made history by successfully concluding Pakistan’s first-ever live digital lucky draw event in the tractor industry. The Orange Scheme allows customers to enter a lucky draw by purchasing an Al-Ghazi New Holland tractor. The Orange Scheme Lucky Draw Event streamed live across YouTube, OLX, and PakWheels, set a new benchmark for customer engagement and transparency in the sector.
The event, held on Friday, February 7, 2025, was hosted by Junaid Zuberi and featured prominent AGTL leadership, including CEO, Sakib Eltaff, CFO, Javed Iqbal, and GM Commercial Khurram Javed. It witnessed an overwhelming response from customers and industry stakeholders, reinforcing AGTL’s commitment to fostering direct and transparent connections with its customers. As part of the lucky draw, AGTL awarded 12 bumper prizes, which included 10 brand-new 70cc motorbikes, one brand-new 660cc car, and one brand-new 1200cc car
Expressing his enthusiasm for the initiative, Sakib Eltaff, CEO of AGTL, stated, “The overwhelming response from our valued customers is a testament to AGTL’s commitment to rewarding loyalty and fostering trust in the industry. The Orange Scheme represents our dedication to continuously enhancing customer experience, and this live digital lucky draw has set a new standard for engagement in the tractor industry.”
The Orange Scheme is an ongoing initiative by AGTL aimed at rewarding customer loyalty through various incentives and engagement programs. This landmark event’s seamless execution and strong audience participation highlight AGTL’s role as a trailblazer in digital engagement within the Pakistani agricultural and tractor industry.
Building on this success, AGTL remains steadfast in its commitment to introducing innovative programs that enhance customer trust, promote industry transparency, and reinforce its leadership in the market.

AGTL Partners with Punjab Government on Landmark Green Tractor Scheme

Nasir Taimori — Wed, 27 Nov 2024 12:35:00 +0000

Lahore, Punjab – [November 27, 2024] – Al-Ghazi Tractors Limited (AGTL) is proud to announce the signing of a historic agreement with the Punjab Government for the Chief Minister Green Tractor Scheme, marking a significant milestone in agricultural mechanization across the province. The agreement was signed in the presence of Minister for Agriculture Punjab, Syed Muhammad Ashiq Hussain Shah Karmani, and Secretary Agriculture Punjab, Mr. Iftakhar Ali Sahoo.
The partnership aims to strengthen Punjab’s agricultural sector by making modern farming equipment more accessible to the farming community. Through this initiative, AGTL will play a crucial role in supporting the government’s vision of agricultural modernization and sustainable farming practices.
“This collaboration represents our commitment to empowering Pakistan’s farmers with reliable and efficient agricultural solutions,” said Sakib Eltaff, Chief Executive Officer of AGTL. “By partnering with the Punjab Government, we are taking a significant step toward agricultural modernization while supporting the backbone of our economy – our farmers.”

Al-Ghazi Tractors Empowers Women in Agriculture with ‘Khud Mukhtar Baa Waqar’ Workshop

Nasir Taimori — Fri, 23 Aug 2024 07:37:00 +0000

Lahore, August 23, 2024 – Al-Ghazi Tractors Limited, in collaboration with the Agriculture Department, Government of Sindh, proudly announces the successful completion of the transformative “Khud Mukhtar Baa Waqar” workshop, held from August 20th to 21st, with a closing ceremony on August 22nd, 2024, at Directorate Agriculture Research, Tando Jam.
This impactful two-day training brought together 43 ambitious young women, equipping them with essential skills to thrive in the agricultural sector. Through hands-on learning and practical sessions, these participants gained valuable knowledge on modern agricultural tools, particularly Al-Ghazi’s range of tractors and implements, setting the stage for economic independence and sustainable farming practices in Pakistan. The closing ceremony of the event was attended by the Minister for Agriculture, Sports & Youth Affairs, Supply & Prices, Inquiries and Anti-Corruption – Sardar Muhammad Bux Khan Mahar, Secretary Agriculture Sindh – Mr. Rafique A. Burero, Director General Agriculture Engineering Department – Shuhab Uddin Abro and AGTL officials.
The workshop kicked off with an introduction to Al-Ghazi’s tractor product range, delving into the financial benefits of tractor ownership and the business opportunities it creates. On the second day, participants rolled up their sleeves for practical training, where they learned to operate and maintain tractors. From obtaining tractor driving licenses to hands-on driving practice, these women gained the confidence and skills needed to make a real impact in their farming communities.
Amna Baloch, a participant who comes from a farming background, said, ‘I have never received training like this before and never thought I could drive a tractor. Now, I feel excited and confident to contribute to my family’s farming business.’
Maham Nabeel, Head of Legal at AGTL, emphasized the importance of women’s inclusion in agriculture: “Empowerment and inclusivity are more than just buzzwords—they are essential drivers of innovation and progress. In agriculture, where women are the backbone yet often overlooked, our mission is to ensure that their potential is fully realized. At Al-Ghazi Tractors, we are committed to fostering a culture where every woman can thrive, contribute, and lead in building a prosperous future for Pakistan.”
The Minister of Agriculture, Anti-Corruption, Sports, and Youth Affairs, Sardar Muhammad Bux Khan Mahar, also addressed the event, highlighting the importance of such initiatives. He stated, “Women are the backbone of rural development, and it is crucial that we support these initiatives. We are aiming to work on policies to subsidize tractors for women, empowering them to use these machines on their own farms or rent them out to others. The progress we seek can be achieved through a strong partnership between the private sector and the government.”
Certificates were awarded to participants, marking the successful completion of the workshop and celebrating their achievements. The event concluded with a collective commitment to continue supporting women’s empowerment in agriculture.
The “Khud Mukhtar Baa Waqar” workshop reflects Al-Ghazi Tractors’ ongoing dedication to driving sustainable development by empowering women in agriculture. As the agricultural landscape evolves, Al-Ghazi remains steadfast in its mission to equip women with the tools and knowledge they need to be at the forefront of this vital industry.