Eurovia Germany
| EUROVIA GmbH
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| legal form | GmbH |
| Seat | Berlin , Germany |
| management | Tim Lorenz |
| Number of employees | 3,700 (2017) |
| sales | € 922 million (2019) |
| Branch | Construction company |
| Website | www.eurovia.de |
| As of February 1, 2020 | |
The Eurovia GmbH , based in Berlin is a company of the civil engineering and roads construction . The Eurovia group , which operates in 16 countries, is part of the French Vinci group.
Products and services
The core business of Eurovia is traffic route construction . This includes road works in road, motorway and airport construction, as well as the construction of pedestrian and bicycle paths as well as forest and farm roads. But also special services, such as the production and assembly of noise barriers, crash barriers and concrete barriers as well as the repair of structures in need of renovation, are part of the business fields. Road construction materials such as grit, mix and recycling materials are also produced in a network of quarries, asphalt mixing plants and recycling centers. Eurovia is also active in other sectors of the construction industry, for example in the fields of civil engineering and sewer construction, dyke and landfill construction, demolition, dismantling and gutting of industrial sites, civil engineering.
history
Eurovia GmbH was created in 1999 through the takeover of the Teerbau group of companies founded in 1918 by SGE Verkehrsbau Union GmbH, which is affiliated with the SGE Group (today Vinci). This emerged from the Verkehrsbau Union GmbH (formerly VEB Autobahnbaukombinat) founded in 1990 and was mainly active in the new federal states. At the time of incorporation, Teerbau, the largest German road construction company at the time, had 23 branches and subsidiaries as well as around 160 production facilities. In the course of the takeover, the Teerbau head office in Bottrop was dissolved and its tasks were transferred to a new service company, Eurovia Services GmbH.
In 1999, when it was founded, Eurovia achieved an annual output of 618.8 million euros in Germany and a market share of around 7 percent.
In the following years, Eurovia expanded the group structure in Germany through start-ups and acquisitions. In 2001, Eurovia Beton GmbH was founded in order to bundle special competencies in the areas of concrete road construction, structural repairs and noise protection. In addition, Eurovia Infra GmbH was founded in 2001 to plan and implement large-scale projects. In 2003 the companies Eurovia Verkehrsbau GmbH and Eurovia Teerbau GmbH were founded, which deal with the core business of the group - civil engineering and traffic route construction. In the same year, Eurovia Industrie GmbH also started its business activities. The subsidiary focuses on the production and sale of road construction materials such as asphalt and bitumen .
With the acquisition of the Radeberg-based Sutter Group including the Oberottendorf quarry , Eurovia entered the raw material supply business in Germany in 2006. For this purpose, Eurovia Gestein GmbH was founded.
Eurovia expanded its rock division in 2008 by purchasing a quarry from the Risch Group in Iserlohn-Letmathe and in 2010 by purchasing Tarmac, a subsidiary of the Anglo American plc mining group. With this purchase, Eurovia took over, among other things, several stone quarries and gravel pits in the new federal states. Another subsidiary of Eurovia Germany is the Saarland bridge construction specialist TKR Krächan GmbH from Illingen (Saar)
Individual evidence
- ↑ a b Eurovia key figures. (No longer available online.) Archived from the original on February 20, 2016 ; accessed on February 18, 2016 . Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.
- ↑ Eurovia Annual Report 1999. (PDF) Accessed November 30, 2015 .
- ↑ Annual financial statements as of December 31, 2017 of TKP Krächan GmbH, published on bundesanzeiger.de, "TKP Krächan GmbH is included in the VINCI SA, France group through its parent company, EUROVIA GmbH, Berlin."
