- CEO
- Jimmy Fredrik Bengtsson
- Full Time Employees
- 7,763
- Sector
- Industrial services
- Industry
- Engineering & construction
- Address
- Standardveien 28B Oslo PS Norway 0581
- IPO Date
- Jun 23, 1986
- Business
- Veidekke ASA is one of Scandinavia's largest construction and civil engineering companies, providing a comprehensive range of building, infrastructure, property development, asphalt production and aggregates manufacturing services. Core operations encompass construction of residential complexes, non-residential buildings including schools, healthcare facilities, cultural venues, hotels and commercial offices; civil engineering projects in road maintenance, railways, airports, power production, energy facilities, recycling plants and heavy industries; as well as asphalt-laying, waste recycling and production of construction materials, serving public and private sector clients across Norway, Sweden and Denmark. Founded in 1936 and headquartered in Oslo, Norway, the company operates through segments including Construction Norway, Infrastructure Norway, Construction Sweden, Infrastructure Sweden and Denmark, with a workforce exceeding 7,800 employees, many of whom are shareholders.
Veidekke ASA recently completed the acquisition of Euromining AB, a Swedish heavy-equipment contractor focused on the mining industry in northern Sweden, for approximately SEK 500 million on a debt-free basis in August 2024, strengthening its position in the region's growing mining infrastructure sector with Euromining's 200 employees and key client relationships including LKAB. In February 2025, Veidekke entered new long-term loan agreements with DNB and Nordea, replacing prior facilities to support ongoing operations. Construction of its new sustainable head office in Oslo commenced in 2022 and remains on track for occupancy in early 2025, incorporating circular solutions across six storeys for around 600 workspaces. The company published its annual and sustainability report for 2024 in March 2025, highlighting financial and non-financial performance amid continued project wins such as a water treatment plant for Equinor Energy and a psychiatric building at the new Aker Hospital.