Eiffage Construction in the news

Eiffage Construction delivered a justice complex in Montreuil, featuring renovated and new buildings for the National Court of Asylum and Administrative Tribunal, with ambitious environmental goals.

Eiffage won two hospital construction contracts in Angers and Avallon for a total of 132 million euros, involving multiple subsidiaries and sustainable building practices.

Eiffage secured 132 million euros in contracts for hospital construction projects in Angers and Avallon, including structural work, energy systems, and sustainable building designs.

Eiffage secured 162 million euros for new waste-to-energy unit construction in Limoges and Grenoble through its subsidiaries Eiffage Génie Civil and Eiffage Énergie Systèmes.

Eiffage Construction won a contract to redevelop the "'Piedalloues'" district in Auxerre, building 127 homes with environmental certifications.

Eiffage Construction won the 25 million euro design-build contract for the new Mantes-la-Jolie gendarmerie and 60 housing units, with construction starting in 2027 and delivery in 2028.

Eiffage halted talks to acquire the Warnow Tunnel concession in Germany, a move that aligns with its strategy to grow in transport infrastructure.

Eiffage Group's employee count grew by 3.1% from 2023 to 2026, reaching 16,285 employees.

Eiffage Construction appointed Jean-Nicolas Lintz as its new Head of Purchasing, a seasoned professional with a strong background in the construction industry.

Eiffage Construction acquired an 80% stake in Luxembourgish construction company Baatz, expanding its operations in civil engineering and related services.

Eiffage Immobilier sold 319 housing units in Dieppe to Logeo Seine, designed to initially house EPR2 Penly construction workers and later serve as social and intermediate housing, incorporating innovative construction and environmental features.

Eiffage stock reflects steady infrastructure demand through its diversified construction and long-term concession operations across Europe.

Eiffage Construction secured a contract to build the Oise energy syndicate's new AI-powered, high-environmental-performance headquarters in Beauvais.

Eiffage Construction acquired an 80% stake in Luxembourg-based Baatz Group to expand its services and strengthen its regional presence in civil engineering and construction.

Eiffage Construction secured a contract to build the innovative, energy-efficient headquarters for the Oise energy syndicate in Beauvais, focusing on smart energy management and employee well-being.

Eiffage Construction secured a design-build contract for the Oise energy syndicate's new headquarters in Beauvais.

Eiffage Construction won a contract to build the Oise energy syndicate's new AI-powered, high-performance headquarters in Beauvais, to be delivered by Q1 2028.

Eiffage S.A. is a major European construction and concessions group that focuses on long-term infrastructure growth.

Eiffage Construction acquired 80% of Baatz, a Luxembourgish construction group, to strengthen its presence and capitalize on the booming local market and extensive infrastructure projects.

Eiffage secured a contract for the Oise energy syndicate's new headquarters in Beauvais, featuring advanced environmental and energy solutions.