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Tolga Saylan: Maintaining our farmers’ trust is our greatest responsibility

Press release…

Tolga Saylan, CEO of Erkunt Tractor, stated that lasting success in the agricultural sector is achieved not only by developing a good product but also by honouring the promises made to farmers, adding that they place farmers’ needs and satisfaction at the heart of every decision they make.

Emphasising that the true value of a tractor is revealed not on the day of sale, but years later as it continues to work in the fields, Tolga Saylan said, “Our focus has never been solely on production. When developing a product, we attach equal importance to its durability, fuel efficiency, maintenance costs and the confidence it will provide to our farmers after the sale, as well as its performance.”

“This approach underpins our ability to offer a 3-year warranty on our tractors and a 5-year warranty on our locally manufactured eCapra engine. If you can stand behind a product, it means you are also standing behind the promise you have made,” he said.

LOCAL ENGINEERING EXPERTISE…

Underlining that agriculture is not limited to tractors alone, Saylan noted, “A farmer’s work does not end with taking a tractor to the field. That is why we adopt a broader perspective when developing solutions. Through Hisarlar Agricultural Machinery, we also meet our farmers’ needs in terms of equipment; by combining our domestic engineering expertise with international knowledge and experience, we deliver the products we have developed to different parts of the world under the ArmaTrac brand.”

THIS SUCCESS BELONGS TO US ALL…

“We did not reach this point on our own. The hard work of our staff, the dedication of our dealers and service centres, the contributions of our suppliers and, most importantly, the trust our farmers place in us have brought Erkunt Tractor to where it is today. Our responsibility is to safeguard that trust and carry it forward every day,” he added…

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