At Bauma Conexpo 2024, Action Construction Equipment Ltd. (ACE), India’s leading manufacturer of material handling and construction equipment, introduced its new BS-V(CE-V) AX124 Backhoe Loader. The upgraded model is designed to set new benchmarks in sustainability, performance, and efficiency.
Powered by a Tata 74 hp engine, the AX124 meets the stringent Bharat Stage V (BS-V)(CE-V) emission norms and features a sleek new design with a bold grille, muscular bonnet, and a premium cabin. It offers exceptional fuel efficiency and lower emissions, positioning ACE as a leader in sustainable construction solutions.
Sorab Agarwal, Executive Director of ACE, commented, “The launch of our new BS-V(CE-V) AX124 Backhoe Loader marks a significant milestone in ACE’s journey towards innovation and sustainability. This backhoe loader not only delivers 15% better fuel efficiency but also offers 15% higher output per liter of fuel, aligning with our commitment to providing customers with contemporary, high-performance machines at the right price.”
ACTION CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT LIMITED, founded in 1995 by Vijay Agarwal, a seasoned technocrat with over 50 years of industry experience, is an established brand with a strong presence across sectors including construction, infrastructure, manufacturing, logistics, and agriculture. ACE is the world’s largest manufacturer of Pick & Carry cranes, holding a 63% market share in the mobile cranes segment in India and over 60% in the tower cranes segment domestically.
Listed on both the NSE and BSE, ACE is known for its market prominence and financial stability. The company’s dedication to excellence has been recognized through numerous prestigious awards, including India’s Top 100 Wealth Creators by Fortune Magazine, India’s Top Challengers 2022-23 Award at the 21st Construction World Global Award, and the Bestseller in Tower Cranes Award at the Equipment India Awards. ACE operates a vast sales and service network with over 100 locations, supported by 13 regional offices in India, and exports to over 37 countries across the Middle East, Africa, Asia, and Latin America.
