UKC Group Launches ACE Aerospace Component Exchange

Expanding Surplus Operations into the USA

UKC Group is proud to announce the launch of ACE (Aerospace Component Exchange), the next major milestone in UKC Group’s ongoing international growth strategy and the continued expansion of its Aerospace Surplus Division.

Officially launched on 1 January 2026, ACE becomes UKC Group’s first USA-based entity, establishing a permanent presence within the North American aerospace market and creating new opportunities to support customers across the region and worldwide.

Direct Access to North American suppliers

ACE Aerospace Component Exchange provides UKC Group with direct access to North American stock and suppliers, significantly enhancing availability, speed, and flexibility for customers across the region and beyond. Backed by a dedicated warehouse facility in North Carolina, ACE is strategically positioned to support both commercial and defence aerospace customers with rapid access to critical components.

The North Carolina facility currently holds more than 46,000 lines of new surplus inventory, including DLA-approved inventory, offering customers immediate access to high-quality, traceable components. This substantial inventory investment underlines UKC Group’s commitment to reliability, compliance, and long-term support for its global customer base.

The launch of ACE represents a strategic step forward for UKC Group’s Surplus Division, reinforcing its ability to deliver expanded inventory access, regional expertise, and trusted Aerospace solutions—now with a permanent footprint in the United States.

 

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