Press Releases
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NCC to construct school and preschool in Helsinki
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 to construct swim center and bowling alley in Örkelljunga, Sweden
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 divests business area Industry for SEK 8.2 billion and strengthens focus on contracting
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 to convert factory building to rental units in Turku
NCC and the Turku University Foundation have signed an agreement covering the conversion of the culturally historic Sanitas factory in Turku, into a modern rental housing complex. The conversion also includes a new extension. The order value is approximately SEK 180 million.
NCC to modernize Viborg’s central wastewater treatment plant in Denmark
NCC, in a consortium with Envidan, has been commissioned by Energi Viborg Vand A/S to modernize and expand Viborg’s central wastewater treatment plant on Denmark’s Jutland peninsula. The project is a turnkey contract, and the total order value for the consortium is approximately SEK 630 million.