Implenia
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| Public | |
| Industry | Construction, Civil engineering |
| Founded | 2006 |
| Headquarters | Dietlikon, Switzerland |
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Key people
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Anton Affentranger, Chairman Christian Bubb, CEO |
| Revenue | CHF2,522.6 million (2011)[1] |
| CHF93.7 million (2011)[1] | |
| CHF61.4 million (2011)[1] | |
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Number of employees
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5648 (2011) |
| Website | www.implenia.com |
Implenia (SIX: IMPN) is the largest construction company in Switzerland. Notably it recently successfully fought off a takeover by the UK hedge fund, Laxey Partners.[2]
History
The company was created in March 2006 through a merger between Zschokke (founded 1872) and Batigroup (founded 1997). It acquired Bilfinger Construction in December 2014.[3]
Structure
The company has three divisions:
- Real Estate
- Construction
- Global Solutions
Major projects
Major projects involving the company include the Roxburgh Dam completed in 1953,[4] the Dinorwig Power Station completed in 1984,[5] the Sunniberg Bridge completed in 1998[6] and the Stade de Genève completed in 2003.[7]
The company is working on the Gotthard Base Tunnel project which is expected to be completed in 2015.[8] Along with Bilfinger SE, Frutiger AG and Impresa Pizzarotti, Implenia forms part of the Transco consortium responsible for the Sedrun work site of the tunnel.[9]
Sources
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External links
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References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Implenia Annual Report 2011
- ↑ Swiss info
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- ↑ Gray, p. 14
- ↑ Sunniberg Bridge on the Structurae database
- ↑ Stade de Genève on the Structurae database
- ↑ Transco
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