AC Industrials

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AC Industrial Technology Holdings Inc.
AC Industrials
Company type Private (subsidiary)
Industry
  • electronics manufacturing
  • automotive retail
  • enabling technologies
FoundedAugust 15, 2016;8 years ago (August 15, 2016)
Headquarters,
Philippines
Key people
Parent Ayala Corporation
Subsidiaries
Website www.acindustrialtech.com.ph

AC Industrial Technology Holdings Inc. or simply AC Industrials is Ayala Corporation's holding company for its current and future investments in industrial technology. It is formerly known as Ayala Automotive Holdings Corporation before the change in name in August 2016. [1] The core businesses under AC Industrials are Integrated Micro-Electronics, a global technology company in the Philippines and one of the top automotive EMS provider worldwide (based on revenues), [2] and AC Motors, a multi-brand dealership group and vehicle distributor carrying Honda, Isuzu, Kia, Volkswagen and KTM. [3]

AC Industrials' automotive group has minority of investments in automotive manufacturing in Honda Cars Philippines and Isuzu Philippines Corporation. Also, through AC Industrials' wholly owned subsidiaries, the group has eleven Honda dealerships, nine Isuzu dealerships, and four Volkswagen dealerships. It is also the official importer and distributor of Volkswagen for the Philippines. It also entered into the motorcycle business in 2016 in partnership with KTM to manufacture and distribute its products in the Philippines (nineteen dealerships) and export markets in Asia. [4]

Subsidiaries

AC Industrials operates with different business entities within automotive and industrial technology portfolio. These companies varies from industrial manufacturing to automotive dealerships.

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