Royal BAM Group

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Royal BAM Group NV

logo
legal form Naamloze Vennootschap (joint stock company)
ISIN NL0000337319
founding 1869
Seat Bunnik , NetherlandsNetherlandsNetherlands 
management Rob van Wingerden
Number of employees 21,916
sales 7.423 billion euros
Branch construction
Website www.bam.eu
Status: 2015

BAM tower crane in Groningen

The Royal BAM Group is a global construction company . The fields of activity in the construction and real estate sector include civil engineering , public-private partnerships , installation technology and consulting. BAM also has a stake in a global dredger company. The BAM Group is the largest Dutch construction company and the ninth largest construction company in Europe.

history

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The company was founded in 1869 by Adam van der Wal as a carpentry shop in Groot-Ammers , the Netherlands . In 1927 the family business, which had meanwhile grown into a construction company, was renamed NV Bataafsche Aanneming Mij van Bouw- en Betonwerke v / h company J. van der Wal en Zoon . From this naming, Bataafse Aanneming Maatschappij and then the abbreviation BAM remained. Since 1990 the company has only operated under the name BAM.

Origin of name

The word Bataafse is Dutch and means Bataver in German . This was a West Germanic tribe that settled in what is now the Netherlands in the 1st century AD. One of the founder's first major projects was the construction of the Bataver Petroleum Company's headquarters in The Hague . After completion, the name was incorporated into the company name. The term Aanneming means construction company and Maatschappij means society.

Group structure by country

Netherlands

  • BAM Utiliteitsbouw (construction and real estate)
  • BAM Woningbouw (construction and real estate)
  • Fort Unitbouw (construction)
  • Heilijgers (construction and real estate)
  • Pennings (construction and real estate)
  • BAM Vastgoed (real estate)
  • BAM Civiel (civil engineering)
  • BAM Infratechniek (civil engineering)
  • BAM Rail (civil engineering)
  • BAM Wegen (civil engineering)
  • BAM Techniek (installation technology)

Belgium

  • Interbuilt (construction)
  • Kairos (real estate)
  • Betonac (civil engineering)
  • CEI-De Meyer (civil engineering)
  • Galère (civil engineering)

Great Britain

  • HBG UK (construction)
  • Nuttall (civil engineering)

Ireland

  • Ascon (civil engineering)

Germany

  • BAM Germany (construction)
  • W&F project development (real estate)
  • W&F Ingenieurbau (civil engineering)

Switzerland

  • BAM Swiss (construction)

Worldwide

  • BAM International (Construction)
  • Interbeton (civil engineering)
  • Tebodin (consultancy and engineering)
  • BAM PPP (Public Private Partnership)

Shareholder structure

The largest investors are A. van Herk with 9.5%, followed by ING Groep NV with 5.5% and then Issam Fares with 5%.

Holdings

BAM's civil engineering business holds 21.5% of the dredging company Van Oord . The BAM real estate business holds 51% of AM nv.

Web links

Commons : Royal BAM Group  - collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Executive Board
  2. ↑ a b Key Figures
  3. ↑ Statista: Largest construction companies based on revenue in the Netherlands in 2017. Accessed February 20, 2020 .
  4. ↑ Top Ten construction companies in Europe. Retrieved February 20, 2020 .
  5. ↑ bam-swiss.ch
  6. ↑ Share ownership