Action Construction Equipment (ACE) is India’s leading manufacturer of cranes, material handling and construction equipment. Incorporated in 1995 and now publicly listed, ACE holds the largest share of the country’s mobile and tower crane market and is the world’s biggest manufacturer of pick & carry (hydra) cranes. Its machines run on the metro lines, power plants, ports and highways that back its line, Lifting India’s Growth — which for a fleet owner means equipment that holds resale value and keeps earning.
ACE builds across three segments — cranes, construction and material handling, and agri machinery — so you can standardise a fleet under one parts catalogue and one service network.
The crane line alone spans the F150 NextGen pick & carry crane at 15 tons, truck-mounted and rough-terrain cranes, and crawler cranes from 40 to 150 tons. Alongside it sit forklifts, backhoe loaders, motor graders, vibratory rollers, piling rigs, concrete placing booms, telehandlers, tractors and harvesters. Every machine is engineered and tested for Indian load cycles, terrain and temperatures — not adapted from a foreign spec — which shows up on site as fewer breakdowns and lower lifetime cost.
ACE was named Bestseller in both Mobile Cranes and Tower Cranes at the 12th Equipment India Awards 2024 — the ninth consecutive year it has topped both categories. That streak isn’t a one-off trophy; it’s nine years of buyers choosing ACE over everyone else.
A measure of that trust: the Ministry of Defence has placed repeat orders with ACE, including a contract for 285 special forklifts and six 30-tonne rough-terrain cranes, supplied under the Government’s Make in India programme.
The equipment works across infrastructure, metro rail, power, ports, mining, steel, cement, railways, defence, warehousing and general construction, with exports to around 20 countries.
Whether you’re buying a new crane, looking for an ACE dealer near you, or need a machine on rent for a project, support sits behind every unit: a nationwide dealer network, genuine spares, AMC contracts and a dedicated training centre — the things that keep a machine running and a project on schedule.