About SUNTEC

Agricultural Machinery Export Experience Since 1988.

SHENZHEN SUNTEC MACHINERY CO., LTD was established in 2001, building on an agricultural-machinery export history that began in 1988. Today, SUNTEC focuses on practical M80 power tiller and GN12 walking tractor platforms for distributors serving smallholder markets.

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The SUNTEC profile

A Focused Product Range

SUNTEC keeps its public range focused on the MUBOTA M80 power tiller and GN12 walking tractor. Each platform is documented separately, so distributors can review the relevant product facts before starting a market discussion.

Built for Export Markets

The client-submitted market focus includes the Middle East, South Asia and Africa. Those markets place practical questions around crop conditions, access, service expectations and working packages at the centre of every product conversation.

Practical Product Discussions

A model name is only the beginning. Field conditions, power, working width, wheels and implements all affect the working package, which is why SUNTEC’s product and application pages set out the relevant questions alongside the documented platform facts.

SUNTEC milestones

A Record of Agricultural Machinery Export.

  1. Walk-Behind Tractor Exports Begin

    Export activity begins with walk-behind tractor platforms, including DF and GN12 series.

  2. Combine Harvester Exports Added

    The business history expands to include combine harvester exports.

  3. SUNTEC Established

    SHENZHEN SUNTEC MACHINERY CO., LTD is established in Shenzhen.

  4. MUBOTA M80 Development and Export

    Independent development of the MUBOTA M80 power tiller begins, followed by its continued export.

SUNTEC perspective

A Focused Starting Point for Product Discussions.

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