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Action Construction Equipment partners with Bank of Baroda for financing construction equipment range

Under this agreement, the Bank of Baroda finance option will be available across the country for ACE customers.

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Action Construction Equipment partners with Bank of Baroda for financing construction equipment range

Action Construction Equipment has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Bank of Baroda to provide financing solutions for the construction equipment businesses.

Under this agreement, the Bank of Baroda finance option will be available across the country for ACE customers, enabling empower construction equipment businesses, local entrepreneurs, and startups, access to a tailored financing option.. 

This strategic collaboration extends to all Construction Equipment range offered by ACE, including Backhoe Loaders, Front End Loaders, Cranes (all range), Grader, Compactors & Forklifts.  ACE remains dedicated to understanding and meeting the evolving needs of the construction industry and its customers.

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