Toro equipment is made by The Toro Company, a publicly traded US manufacturer with US and overseas operations. Its 2025 filing identifies manufacturing in the US, Mexico, China and Europe. [1]

Who makes Toro?

Owner
The Toro Company is listed on the NYSE as TTC. Toro is not identified as an MTD or Stanley Black & Decker brand; its 2025 filing describes its own professional and residential businesses. [1]
Made by
Toro manufactures equipment and sources components through its supply chain. Its professional businesses include the Charles Machine Works/Ditch Witch operation, which is distinct from a Toro-branded residential mower. [1][2]
Made in
The 2025 facilities table names manufacturing at US locations including Batesville, Arkansas, as well as Juarez and Monterrey, Mexico and Xiamen, China. The table is group-wide; it does not allocate every Toro mower to a city. [1]

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Toro equipment is made by The Toro Company, a publicly traded US manufacturer with US and overseas operations. Its 2025 filing identifies manufacturing in the US, Mexico, China and Europe.

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  • Toro (Brand): Toro equipment is made by The Toro Company, a publicly traded US manufacturer with US and overseas operations. Its 2025 filing identifies manufacturing in the US, Mexico, China and Europe. [1]
  • Toro → Toro (Owner): The Toro Company is listed on the NYSE as TTC. Toro is not identified as an MTD or Stanley Black & Decker brand; its 2025 filing describes its own professional and residential businesses. [1]
  • Toro → Manufacturing and sourcing (Manufacturer): Toro manufactures equipment and sources components through its supply chain. Its professional businesses include the Charles Machine Works/Ditch Witch operation, which is distinct from a Toro-branded residential mower. [1][2]

Who owns Toro?

The Toro Company is listed on the NYSE as TTC. Toro is not identified as an MTD or Stanley Black & Decker brand; its 2025 filing describes its own professional and residential businesses. [1]

Who actually makes Toro products?

Toro manufactures equipment and sources components through its supply chain. Its professional businesses include the Charles Machine Works/Ditch Witch operation, which is distinct from a Toro-branded residential mower. [1][2]

Where are Toro products made?

The 2025 facilities table names manufacturing at US locations including Batesville, Arkansas, as well as Juarez and Monterrey, Mexico and Xiamen, China. The table is group-wide; it does not allocate every Toro mower to a city. [1]

Is Toro made in China or the USA?

Both US and Chinese group manufacturing are confirmed, alongside Mexican operations. A specific Toro model’s origin cannot be inferred from the Minnesota headquarters or from the existence of a Chinese group factory. [1]

Same factory, different label

Ditch Witch is a group brand through Charles Machine Works. This establishes corporate relationships, without claiming that underground construction equipment and Toro lawn mowers share one factory or engine supplier. [1][2]

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Ownership timeline

  1. 1914: Toro’s 2014 centenary announcement dates the business’s origins to 1914. [3]
  2. 2019-02-15: Toro announced its agreement to acquire Charles Machine Works. [2]
  3. 2025: Toro reported its international manufacturing footprint in its annual filing. [1]

Frequently asked questions

4 questions about this supply chain, answered from the records above.

Who makes toro?

Toro manufactures equipment and sources components through its supply chain. Its professional businesses include the Charles Machine Works/Ditch Witch operation, which is distinct from a Toro-branded residential mower.[1][2]

Who owns toro?

The Toro Company is listed on the NYSE as TTC. Toro is not identified as an MTD or Stanley Black & Decker brand; its 2025 filing describes its own professional and residential businesses.[1]

Who Makes Toro Engines and Where Are Made?

The reviewed Toro filing describes equipment production, not an engine supplier for every mower. The engine maker for an individual model remains Unconfirmed here.[1]

Where Are Toro Mowers Made?

The 2025 facilities table names manufacturing at US locations including Batesville, Arkansas, as well as Juarez and Monterrey, Mexico and Xiamen, China. The table is group-wide; it does not allocate every Toro mower to a city.[1]

Sources and scope

Year-only source dates denote the report’s coverage year. Dated disclosures establish the facts described at that time. Plant output, contracts and ownership can change; this is a selected map, not a complete supplier census.

  1. [1] The Toro Company 2025 Form 10-K — 2025 · Primary source · Reviewed 2026-10-21.

    Identifies listed company, brands and US/Mexico/China/Europe manufacturing facilities.

  2. [2] Toro agreement to acquire Charles Machine Works — 2019-02-15 · Primary source · Reviewed 2026-10-21.

    Identifies Charles Machine Works as Ditch Witch’s parent and dates the announced acquisition.

  3. [3] Toro celebrates its 100th anniversary — 2014-07-11 · Primary source · Reviewed 2026-10-21.

    Dates July 10, 2014 centenary and Minnesota headquarters history.

Unconfirmed

  • Unconfirmed: current factory and engine supplier for every Toro model; group plant list is not a per-SKU origin list.