Mumbai: In a remarkable milestone for sustainable agriculture, Mahindra EPC Irrigation, a leading micro-irrigation company under the Mahindra Group, has announced the conservation of approximately 262 crore litres of water and 8.4 million units (MU) of energy during the financial year 2024–25.
These results reflect the company’s robust focus on water-efficient technologies such as drip and sprinkler irrigation, as well as large-scale AgTech-driven water management initiatives.
A pioneer in micro-irrigation systems, Mahindra EPC Irrigation continues to empower farmers across India with precision farming solutions that improve yield, conserve resources, and reduce costs.
These sustainability achievements are part of the Mahindra Group’s broader commitment to “Rejuvenating Nature”, which focuses on safeguarding natural ecosystems, restoring land, and building drought-resilient agricultural practices.
“By putting farmers at the core of our innovations, we’ve not only enabled large-scale water and energy savings but also contributed to building more climate-resilient farming systems,” said Ramesh Ramachandran, Managing Director – Mahindra EPC Irrigation Ltd. “This aligns with our nation’s ‘Per Drop, More Crop’ vision and Mahindra’s sustainability roadmap.”
Mahindra EPC Irrigation: Driving Sustainable Impact at Scale
Mahindra EPC delivers end-to-end customized water management systems for both individual farmers and agricultural communities.
The company’s services span the full lifecycle – from project planning and design to installation and agronomy advisory – ensuring farmers receive holistic and scientific support. These services are also delivered digitally, expanding access and reach.
With a network of over 1,000 channel partners and presence across India, Mahindra EPC Irrigation continues to lead the way in AgTech innovation, enabling water security, enhancing farm productivity, and contributing to climate action.
As agriculture faces the twin challenges of land degradation and climate change, Mahindra EPC’s micro-irrigation solutions offer a scalable path toward a more sustainable and resilient future for Indian farming.
