- CEO
- Artur Popko
- Full Time Employees
- 7,742
- Sector
- Industrial services
- Industry
- Engineering & construction
- Address
- Siedmiogrodzka 9 Warsaw MZ Poland 01-204
- IPO Date
- May 25, 1995
- Business
- Budimex SA (BDX.WA) operates as a leading general contractor in the construction sector, delivering comprehensive infrastructure, building, energy, industrial and environmental projects across Poland and internationally. The company provides road, bridge and hydraulic engineering construction; general contracting for public buildings, commercial, industrial, military, residential and sports facilities; railroad projects including infrastructure such as platforms, stations, overpasses and lines, along with equipment, transportation, superstructure installation, turnouts and welding services; gas and steam units, gas transmission pipelines, thermal waste conversion installations, water treatment stations and flue gas desulfurization or denitrification facilities; laboratory and technological facilities; waste management; technical maintenance of facilities and national roads or motorways; recycling of construction materials; building maintenance; electromobility infrastructure including electric vehicle charging stations; and prefabrication, supply and assembly of steel structures plus mechanical assembly for cement, lime, power, metallurgical and chemical industries. Through subsidiaries, it develops renewable energy projects; strengthens facility management and waste management services; leads in steel structures; and expands national charging infrastructure for electric vehicles. Founded in 1968 and headquartered in Warsaw, Poland, Budimex SA maintains primary operations in Poland with expansion into Germany, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Latvia and other European markets; it functions as a subsidiary of Ferrovial Construction International SE. Recent developments include the 2024 establishment of BXF Energia, a joint venture with Ferrovial where Budimex holds a 51% majority stake to develop large-scale photovoltaic and wind projects targeting 500 MW capacity in construction or operation over five years; acquisition of RES projects such as a 7 MW wind farm in Drachów and 14 MW photovoltaic farm in Mszczonów; Mostostal Kraków's purchase of PPUH Konstalex to boost steel structure capacity to 17,000 tons annually; return to the WIG-20 index after 20 years; office openings in Prague and entities BXBau and RailBX in Germany plus a D1 motorway contract in Slovakia; launch of Budimex Mobility for electromobility with Elocity partnership and 109 charging stations from Enea Operator; full control of FBSerwis; announcement of ESG Strategy; and adoption of Dividend Policy Assumptions for 2025-2030.