Hochtief partners with Implenia on EUR 90 million Project

Implenia adjusts outlook for 2018 financial year | Medium-term targets confirmed | Strategy review due for completion by end of February 2019

Building a bus terminal inside a Hill in Stockholm | Contract worth a total of around CHF 80 million

Extension of Métro Line B between Oullins and Saint-Genis-Laval / Hôpitaux Sud | Implenia lead-manages consortium | Order is worth a total of around EUR 138 million (CHF 155 million)

Anton Affentranger steps down | André Wyss appointed new CEO

On 1 July 2018, Audun Aaland is taking over as CEO of Implenia Norge, the Norwegian subsidiary of the Swiss-based construction company Implenia.

Planning and preparation work for double-track expansion between Varberg and Hamra | “One Company” project puts Implenia in excellent position for future execution contract

Technical tunnelling competences decisive | Contract worth almost EUR 60 million (CHF 70 million) | Diversification of Implenia’s activities in France

Consortium to build dam and tunnel in Vest-Agder | Contract worth approximately NOK 600 million (CHF 70 million)

The Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Zurich, ETH Zürich for short, is building a new research and laboratory complex. The seven-floor building with around 21,000 m² of floor space is planned to be operational in three years. Aside from office workplaces and seminar rooms, it will also include laboratories and catering options. Construction began in 2015 and the foundation work, with which Bauer Spezialtiefbau Schweiz AG was commissioned, took place from December 2016 to March 2017. "A unique concept for stabilizing the 110-meter-long north-eastern slope had to be developed for this", reported Bauer project manager Niklas Haag.

Refurbishing railway infrastructure in the heart of Stockholm | Contract worth SEK 885 million (approximately CHF 100 million) | Further success in domestic market of Sweden

E6 Frya-Sjoa road infrastructure project takes the prize | Recognition of infrastructure expertise

Implenia connects Berlin’s new U5 tunnel to the existing underground station at the Brandenburg Gate.

Implenia Ltd.’s Annual General Meeting of Shareholders has approved all of the Board of Directors’ proposals. Among other things, shareholders approved payment of an ordinary dividend of CHF 2.00 per share (previous year: CHF 1.80, plus CHF 0.10 anniversary dividend).

Bilfinger Hochbau’s activities have been part of Implenia since the beginning of March 2017. In future, the Group will be operating in its home markets of Germany and Austria through three business units.

Implenia wins new infrastructure job in Sweden – Contract for a further section of E4 the Stockholm bypass project | Joint Venture with Veidekke worth around SEK 740 Mio. (around CHF 80 Mio.)