AGGCON | Equipment Rental & Asset Solutions



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AGGCON Equipments International Limited is a trusted and leading infrastructure equipment rental partner, enabling the execution of complex infrastructure and construction projects through dependable, technology-led equipment solutions.
With an operational network across all States and Union Territories of India, AGGCON is building a strong international presence across the SAARC region, with operations already underway in Bhutan. Our extensive fleet comprises modern construction equipment, including advanced cranes, Aerial Work Platforms and specialized machinery, allowing us to cater to diverse project requirements across sectors.
At AGGCON, we go beyond equipment rental. We combine a modern fleet, experienced professionals, skilled operators, and robust maintenance capabilities to deliver safe, efficient, and dependable equipment solutions throughout the project lifecycle.
We believe the future of infrastructure lies in smarter, more efficient, and more sustainable ways of working. By embracing evolving technologies, modern equipment, and responsible rental practices, we help our clients optimize resources, enhance productivity, and execute projects with greater efficiency.
AGGCON is committed to being a long-term rental partner keeping projects moving, businesses growing, and infrastructure progressing.
We are the leading supplier of construction equipments on rental/hire basis based in Faridabad Haryana since 2003. We are the biggest supplier in India. Our Equipments are working now with various projects across country.

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