Ace Designers Opens Ahmedabad Plant, Targets 4,000 Machines Annually in Next Phase of Global Expansion
Ahmedabad, Apr 30: Ace Designers Limited announced the inauguration of its new state-of-the-art assembly facility at Panchratna Industrial Park, Ahmedabad. This strategic expansion marks a significant milestone in ADL’s growth journey, reinforcing its commitment to capacity enhancement, business expansion, and strengthening its global footprint.
Over the next five years, the facility is designed to achieve an annual production capacity of approximately 3,000 turning machines and 1,000 machining centres. The plant will emphasize localization through the development of regional vendors and the deployment of skilled manpower. Starting with a workforce of around 100 employees, the plant is expected to scale up to approximately 350 personnel over this period.
Founded in 1979 by three engineers from the Central Manufacturing Technology Institute (CMTI), Ace Designers began as a design consulting company and went on to establish the Ace Micromatic Group. Following the amalgamation of Ace Designers, Ace Manufacturing Systems, and Micromatic Machine Tools, Ace Designers Limited has emerged as India’s largest manufacturer of CNC turning centres and machining centres.
With an anticipated annual turnover exceeding INR 2,800 crore in FY 2025–26, ADL has the capacity to manufacture 8,000 turning centres and 3,400 machining centres annually. The company has established a strong global presence across Asia, Australia, the Middle East, North and South America, and Europe, and has maintained over 25 years of market leadership in CNC Turning and Machining Centres in India.
TK Ramesh Managing Director, ADL said
“Our decision to set up this plant in Gujarat is driven by our commitment to be closer to key industrial hubs and our customers. This proximity will enable faster response times, better service support, and deeper collaboration with our customers to enhance their productivity.”
Bill Shukla Joint Managing Director, ADL said
“This facility has been conceptualised as a next-generation manufacturing unit, integrating advanced processes and digital technologies. It will play a crucial role in delivering high-precision, high-performance machine tools aligned with the evolving demands of modern manufacturing. “
