Ammann Group Holding AG
The Ammann Group is a world-leading, sixth-generation family-owned Swiss manufacturer of asphalt plant, pavers and compaction equipment.
Company Overview
The Ammann Group is a sixth-generation family business founded in 1869 and headquartered in Langenthal, Switzerland.
With a legacy spanning over 150 years, it has grown into a global powerhouse with production facilities in Europe, China, India, and Brazil. The company is defined by its “all-under-one-roof” philosophy, providing everything from the software and mixing plants to the pavers and rollers needed for the entire road construction process
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Corporate Information
Ammann Group Holding AG is a Swiss-based global manufacturer of construction equipment, specialising in road building and transportation infrastructure solutions. Founded in 1869, the company has remained family-owned for six generations and has built a reputation for engineering excellence in asphalt mixing plants, compaction equipment, and related machinery.
Headquartered in Langenthal, Switzerland, Ammann operates a worldwide network of production facilities, technology centres, and distribution partners. Its equipment and services support infrastructure development projects across highways, airports, urban transport systems, and industrial construction. The company continues to expand its capabilities through innovation, digitalisation, and strategic acquisitions within the construction equipment sector.
Economic Analysis
Ammann occupies a strong position in the global road construction equipment market, competing with major players such as Volvo CE, Wirtgen Group, and Caterpillar. Its strength lies in its vertically integrated product range, spanning asphalt production, compaction, and paving solutions, allowing it to serve infrastructure projects end-to-end.
As governments increase investment in transport infrastructure and sustainable road construction, Ammann is well positioned to benefit from long-term demand. Its global manufacturing footprint across Europe, Asia, and the Americas provides resilience and market access, while its continued focus on automation, digital plant control, and energy-efficient systems aligns with industry shifts toward smarter and lower-carbon construction practices.
Products & Services
1. Mixing Plants (Infrastructure Production)
Ammann is one of the few global manufacturers that engineers all core plant components in-house, ensuring seamless integration and long-term durability.
Asphalt-Mixing Plants: Includes stationary, semi-mobile, and fully mobile batch plants (such as the ABA UniBatch) as well as continuous plants designed for high-volume, consistent output.
Concrete-Mixing Plants (Elba Brand): Includes transport-optimized and stationary plants suitable for everything from small-batch delivery to massive precast operations.
Recycling Technology: Specialized systems like High Recycling Technology (HRT) that allow for up to 100% reclaimed asphalt pavement (RAP) usage.
2. Compaction & Paving Machines (On-Site Equipment)
This category covers every phase of road surfacing and soil stabilization, from heavy earthworks to detailed finishing.
Light Compaction: A diverse range of rammers (ATR/ACR), vibratory plates (APF/APR/APH), and walk-behind rollers for trenches and utility work.
Heavy Compaction: Includes single-drum soil compactors (ARS), tandem rollers (ARX/ARP) for asphalt, and pneumatic-tyred rollers for surface sealing.
Asphalt Pavers (ABG Line): A full spectrum of tracked and wheeled pavers capable of paving widths from small sidewalks to multi-lane highways.
3. Digital Solutions & After-Sales (Lifecycle Support)
as1 Control System: The proprietary "brain" used across both asphalt and concrete plants to optimize mix quality and reduce waste.
Digital Platforms: Tools like Plant Guard for predictive maintenance and the as1 PIP for real-time mobile monitoring of plant performance.
Ammann Service Link: An integrated system providing machine data such as location, battery status, and maintenance hours to fleet managers.
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