ACE Group

Asian Construction Equipment Group Co., Ltd. (ACE Group) is a high-tech enterprise in China focused on full-cycle construction equipment and integrated solutions for road and bridge projects. We always prioritize technological innovation and full-lifecycle services to deliver professional engineering solutions and comprehensive operational support to global clients.

Equipment lines and global reach

ACE Group’s catalogue centers on plant-scale construction equipment. Its asphalt mixing plants come in batch, drum, mobile, and mini configurations, and the range extends to asphalt recycling plants, concrete batching plants, dry mix mortar plants, wet mix macadam plants, and mobile crusher and screening plants. Beyond new equipment, the company trades and refurbishes used asphalt plants, and it provides installation, commissioning, and operator training so a buyer is not left to stand up complex machinery on their own.

That combination — new plants, recycling systems, refurbished units, and the services to install and run them — points to a full-lifecycle model rather than one-off equipment sales. The training and commissioning services matter in particular for buyers importing heavy plant into markets where local technical support can be thin on the ground; a machine that arrives with the people to set it up and teach crews to operate it is a different proposition from one that simply ships.

The company works from Zhengzhou and Xuchang in Henan, China, and exports widely: named markets include Kenya and Russia, part of a stated global footprint reaching more than 90 countries. On corporate structure, LYROAD Machinery — founded in Zhengzhou in 2004 — became a subsidiary of ACE Group, formally Asian Construction Equipment Group Co., Ltd., in 2019, with ACE Group itself having been established earlier by the same founder. For international buyers, that history explains the LYROAD branding often seen alongside the ACE name.

For a contractor or public-works buyer, the practical draw is the spread of plant types under a single supplier — asphalt, concrete, mortar, macadam, and crushing — paired with recycling systems that reprocess existing material rather than only producing new mix. That combination suits markets balancing new road construction against the maintenance and reuse of what has already been built.