Rajat Gupta, CEO and Founder, Tractor Junction
Tractor Junction, a rural auto-fintech platform, said on Monday that its revenues grew 62 per cent during FY26 to touch ₹ 198.4 crore. The company attracted over 6 crore visitors to its platform during the year. Building on that momentum, the company is eyeing a doubling of its growth for FY27, targeting ₹400 crore in revenue, Tractor Junction said in a statement.The company also announced its second ESOP liquidity programme worth ₹3 crore, allowing 80 eligible employees to exercise their vested options.“FY26 was a defining year for us — revenue grew 62 per cent to nearly ₹200 crore, our platform crossed 6 crore visitors, and the fintech arm FINJ scaled to an annual disbursal run rate of nearly ₹3,333 crore. The people who built this momentum deserve to share in the value they have created. This second ESOP buyback is a recognition of their work and a signal of the conviction we have in the road ahead. With clear unit economics, a deep rural moat, and a sharper product engine, we are now setting ourselves the ambition of ₹400 crore in FY27 — more than 2x our FY26 base,” Rajat Gupta, CEO and Founder, Tractor Junction, said in a statement.Tractor Junction partners with over 50+ OEMs across tractors, commercial vehicles, three-wheelers, and two-wheelers and operates an on-ground retail network across 85 cities in 6 States. Its fintech arm FINJ, launched in January 2024, now operates across 17 States with over 35 lender partners and over 19,000 channel partners. The company said it is on a strong growth trajectory and is currently hiring for more than 500 open positions across all its businesses and geographies.Tractor Junction raised ₹200 crore ($22.6 million) in Series A in November 2025, led by global impact investor Astanor, with participation from existing investors Info Edge and Omnivore.Published on June 1, 2026
