- CEO
- Anders Gustafsson
- Full Time Employees
- 1,518
- Sector
- Industrial services
- Industry
- Engineering & construction
- Address
- Lysaker Torg 25 Lysaker AK Norway 1366
- IPO Date
- Jan 11, 1988
- Business
- NRC Group ASA operates as a leading Nordic rail infrastructure contractor, providing comprehensive engineering, construction, and maintenance services for transport-related infrastructure across Norway, Sweden, and Finland. The company delivers a full value chain of services including groundwork such as excavations, mass transport, sorting, ditching, and water drainage systems; concrete works utilizing low-carbon materials; specialized trackwork; electro installations; signaling and digital telecom systems; catenary systems with wires, masts, and return current components; track construction, upgrading, and maintenance; station and terminal buildings; demolition, recycling, dredging via subsidiary NRC Kept AS; mass transportation through subsidiary Gunnar Knutsen AS with biogas-powered trucks; and renewable energy infrastructure solutions. Founded in 1966 and headquartered in Lysaker, Norway, NRC Group ASA serves public and private clients in prioritized markets encompassing rail, light rail, civil engineering, and environmental services, with operations segmented geographically into Norway (rail construction, civil construction, environment), Sweden (rail construction, rail maintenance, civil construction), and Finland (rail construction, rail maintenance, materials). Recent developments include the completion of a NOK 5 million share buyback program in November 2025, under which the company repurchased 486,060 shares and distributed most to employees, retaining 357,306 treasury shares; securing a NOK 32 million contract through subsidiary NRC Norge AS for quay expansion at Sørkjosen in October 2025, with work commencing November 2025; launching a new four-year strategy in May 2024 positioning it as the most ambitious infrastructure builder in the Nordics; introducing a next-generation System 7 turnout tamping machine in September 2025 to enhance rail capacity; and advancing digital initiatives such as 5D BIM integration pilots for project verification and a Formula One strategy for unified operations.