Same Deutz Fahr Italia S.P.A.
Business Opportunity Assessment Report

Comapny Tpye: Manufacturer (OEM)

Main products: Agricultural tractors, Diesel engines, Tractor hydraulic systems

Report Creation Date: 2026-02-18

Company Snapshot

SAME Deutz Fahr Italia S.p.A. is an Italian subsidiary of the global agricultural machinery group SDF Group (SAME Deutz-Fahr), headquartered in Treviglio, Italy. It designs, manufactures, and distributes premium tractors and agricultural equipment—including specialized vineyard, orchard, and open-field models—under the SAME, DEUTZ-FAHR, and Lamborghini brands. The company operates as a core manufacturing and R&D hub within the integrated SDF industrial network, supplying components and complete units globally. Its trade data shows strong recent activity, with transaction volume surging over 300% between early 2024 and late 2025 — signaling active capacity ramp-up and supply chain reconfiguration.

Company Attributes

Field Value
Company Name SAME Deutz Fahr Italia S.p.A.
Data Source Customs transaction records (2023–2025), official SDF Group website, Panjiva supplier database
Country of Registration Italy
Address Via F. Cassani 15, Treviglio, I-24047 Italy
Core Products Agricultural tractors (e.g., Frutteto, Explorer, Dorado series), tractor engines (FARMotion), drivetrain & hydraulic components, smart farming hardware
Company Type Manufacturer (OEM)

Trade Trend Analysis

Data解读: Transaction volume exhibits extreme volatility but clear upward trajectory — from just 126 units in Jan 2024 to over 104,000 in Mar 2025 and peaking at 96,500+ in Sep 2025. Over 85% of all transactions occurred in the last 12 months (2024.09–2025.12), with monthly counts frequently exceeding 800 shipments. This reflects not seasonal fluctuation but structural scaling — likely tied to new production lines, Stage V engine compliance rollout, or regional assembly expansion. This pattern signals high operational dynamism but also elevated inventory and logistics coordination risk due to compressed cycle times and demand concentration.

Month Transaction Volume Transaction Count
2025-12 62,005 570
2025-11 80,976 829
2025-10 68,497 753
2025-09 96,500 1,343
2025-04 82,759 838
2025-03 104,058 824
2025-02 74,856 598
2025-01 58,815 604
2024-12 49,241 493
2024-11 30,715 587

Trade Partner Analysis

Data解读: Trade is overwhelmingly concentrated — 90.89% of all 1,842 recorded transactions are with SAME Deutz Fahr India Pvt. Ltd., indicating a tightly controlled intra-group supply chain. All other partners (Turkey-based suppliers, Ecuador’s Tractocentro) represent <10% combined and most have been inactive since mid-2023. This vertical integration minimizes external dependency but increases single-point-of-failure exposure across logistics and compliance. Such extreme partner concentration implies low diversification resilience — any regulatory, tariff, or operational disruption in India directly impacts >90% of procurement continuity.

Trade Partner Country Transaction Count Share Latest Transaction Status
SAME Deutz Fahr India Pvt. Ltd. India 1,6766 90.89% 2025-12-31 Maintained
SAME Deutz Fahr Traktör Sanayi Ticaret A.Ş. Turkey 1,616 8.76% 2023-06-29 Lost
Yariş Kabin San. ve Tic. A.Ş. Turkey 53 0.29% 2023-06-07 Lost
Erkunt Sanayi Anonim Şirketi Turkey 8 0.04% 2023-06-13 Lost
Tractocentro Ecuador S.A. Ecuador 1 0.01% 2025-05-30 New
National Engineering Industries Ltd. India 1 0.01% 2023-05-19 Lost
Floteks Plastik Sanayi ve Ticaret A.Ş. Turkey 1 0.01% 2023-02-08 Lost

HS Code Analysis

Data解读: Four HS codes dominate 85% of transactions: 87089900 (tractor parts, n.e.s.), 87013099 (wheeled tractors >18 hp), 84082020 (diesel engines ≤185 kW), and 87084000 (steering wheels & columns). This confirms a dual-sourcing strategy: finished tractors (87013099) and critical powertrain subsystems (84082020, 87089900) are procured in parallel — suggesting final assembly occurs locally in Italy while engine and chassis modules are imported for integration. This hybrid model balances localization benefits with global sourcing efficiency — yet introduces complexity in customs classification, duty optimization, and technical conformity management across multiple product categories.

HS Code Description Transaction Count Share Latest Transaction Status
87089900 Parts of tractors, n.e.s. 8,155 44.2% 2025-12-29 Maintained
87013099 Wheeled tractors >18 hp 3,053 16.55% 2025-12-30 Maintained
84082020 Diesel engines ≤185 kW 2,648 14.35% 2025-12-31 Maintained
87084000 Steering wheels/columns 1,775 9.62% 2025-12-31 Maintained
84099990 Parts of internal combustion engines 520 2.82% 2025-12-29 Maintained
87083000 Brakes & braking systems 157 0.85% 2025-12-29 Maintained
39269099 Plastic fittings & accessories 91 0.49% 2025-12-29 Maintained
87085000 Clutches & clutch housings 63 0.34% 2025-12-29 Maintained
87087000 Transmission shafts 63 0.34% 2025-12-31 Maintained
87089200 Hydraulic systems for tractors 27 0.15% 2025-12-29 Maintained

Trade Region Analysis

Data解读: India accounts for 90.9% of all trade activity — consistent with the dominant partner profile — while Turkey’s share (9.1%) collapsed after June 2023. Ecuador appears as a sole new entry in May 2025, suggesting nascent market testing or pilot distribution. No transactions were recorded with EU, US, Brazil, or Southeast Asia in the dataset — confirming a focused, India-centric supply geography despite SDF’s global brand presence. This regionally narrow footprint creates strategic vulnerability: any India-specific import policy change (e.g., BIS certification updates, customs valuation revisions) could immediately disrupt >90% of inbound logistics.

Region Transaction Count Share Latest Transaction Status
India 16,767 90.9% 2025-12-31 Maintained
Turkey 1,678 9.1% 2023-06-29 Lost
Ecuador 1 0.01% 2025-05-30 New

Export Port Analysis

Data解读: Indian ports dominate — with Chennai Air, Ennore, Kattupalli, and Jawaharlal Nehru (Nhava Sheva) collectively accounting for 54% of all port-level transactions. Notably, Nhava Sheva (JNPT) and its variants appear repeatedly as new or recently activated entries since mid-2024, replacing older Chennai- and Gemlik-based flows. This reflects a deliberate port rationalization toward larger, containerized deep-sea terminals aligned with growing export volumes and multimodal freight requirements. Port consolidation into major hubs improves shipment scalability but reduces flexibility — increasing sensitivity to monsoon delays, berth congestion, or terminal labor strikes at Nhava Sheva or Kattupalli.

Port Transaction Count Share Latest Transaction Status
Madras Air 2,083 13.59% 2025-07-15 Maintained
Ennore 1,945 12.69% 2025-11-27 Maintained
Kattupalli 1,718 11.21% 2025-12-30 Maintained
Jawaharlal Nehru (Nhava Sheva) 955 6.23% 2025-12-31 New
JNPT 742 4.84% 2025-05-15 New
Nhava Sheva Sea 512 3.34% 2025-09-29 New
Chennai Air Cargo 464 3.03% 2025-09-26 Maintained
Chennai (ex Madras) 292 1.90% 2025-12-29 New
Ennore Sea 286 1.87% 2025-09-25 New
Kattupalli Village, Ponneri Taluk, Tiruvallur Sea 274 1.79% 2025-09-30 New

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