Welcome to our Media section. In this section, you will find NCC Group press releases and news about our projects, operations and people in the Nordics. You will also find images and films, NCC in social media, NCC in brief, media contacts and much more
NCC's Media line: +46 858 551 900
E-mail: press@ncc.se
Welcome to our Media section. In this section, you will find NCC Group press releases and news about our projects, operations and people in the Nordics. You will also find images and films, NCC in social media, NCC in brief, media contacts and much more
NCC's Media line: +46 858 551 900
E-mail: press@ncc.se
NCC will relocate its head office from Solna to the Hangar 5 office complex in Bromma in the third quarter of 2027. The relocation is expected to reduce NCC’s costs by approximately SEK 50 million annually, with full effect from 2028. The remaining commitment after the relocation under the current lease in Solna, which runs until the latter part of 2029, will impact earnings in the third quarter of 2026 by SEK 198 million, reported as an item affecting comparability. The cost item will have no impact on cash flow.
NCC has been commissioned by the Swedish Transport Administration to continue and complete the extensive refurbishment of the Öland Bridge, which began in 2025. The refurbishment – one of Sweden’s largest bridge maintenance projects – is being carried out while the bridge remains in service. The order value is approximately SEK 680 million.
NCC has been commissioned by the City of Helsinki to refurbish and upgrade a heritage-listed elementary school and a preschool in central Helsinki. The order value is approximately SEK 170 million.
NCC and Örkelljunga Municipality have signed an agreement to construct a new swim center and bowling alley in Örkelljunga. In the first phase, the parties have jointly planned, designed and budgeted the project, which will now transition to the construction phase. The project is a turnkey partnering contract with an order value of approximately SEK 250 million.
NCC has agreed to divest its Industry business area at an enterprise value of SEK 8.2 billion. The divestment will create a more focused NCC, specializing in contracting, while improving opportunities for long-term value creation. From NCC's perspective, it is a single transaction with two buyers: Heidelberg Materials and CRH. Heidelberg Materials is acquiring the operations in Sweden and Norway, while CRH is acquiring the operations in Denmark and Finland. The transaction is subject to approval by relevant authorities.
NCC continues to support learning among children and young people. This year’s Christmas donation of SEK 1.5 million will go to four organizations in the Nordic region that provide tutoring for children and young people, which can expand opportunities for a career in construction and civil engineering.
The Financial Times and market research company Statista have once again cited NCC as one of Europe’s Diversity Leaders 2025. The award is included in the sixth annual list of Europe’s Diversity Leaders featuring companies that actively promote diversity and inclusion in their operations.
NCC Industry is increasing the efficiency and control of the site-intake of aggregates. Detecting truck loads with boulders, rocks too large to fit into the crushing machine, has been a problem for years. Now, an AI-robot has solved that problem, and as a bonus, the costs have decreased.
We Land represents a new type of office building, carefully designed to accommodate hybrid working. The newly completed building has recently welcomed tenants Kalmar, Deloitte, and Hiab, with Helen scheduled to move in next year. ISS's lunch restaurant, Kasi, is now open to the public, and the top-floor fine dining restaurant with panoramic views will open later this fall.
The Helsinki district of Ruoholahti’s maritime location and its history inspired architect Juha Mäki-Jyllilä when he started designing the We Land office building in 2018: “From the start, our aim was architecture that suits its surrounding urban setting dominated by large buildings, but gives it a new, fresh look.”
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