Strabag SE 2009 Annual Report with Sustainability Disclosures
The report highlights STRABAG SE's performance during the 2009 financial year, emphasizing its resilience during the economic crisis through geographic diversification and cost discipline. The company generated an output volume of approximately €13.0 billion and increased its order backlog by 5% to a historic €14.0 billion. Key achievements include expanding its market position to become the leader in Slovakia and Romania, and growing its presence in niche segments like railway construction and environmental technology. In terms of sustainability, the company reduced CO2 emissions by 28,000 tonnes by shifting material transport to rail and actively promoted sustainable building standards.
Company: Strabag SE
Sector: Construction
Country: Austria
Year: 2009
Type: Annual Report with Sustainability Disclosures
Pages: 206
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Strabag SE
Annual Report
The report highlights STRABAG SE's performance during the 2009 financial year, emphasizing its resilience during the economic crisis through geographic diversification and cost discipline. The company generated an output volume of approximately €13.0 billion and increased its order backlog by 5% to a historic €14.0 billion. Key achievements include expanding its market position to become the leader in Slovakia and Romania, and growing its presence in niche segments like railway construction and environmental technology. In terms of sustainability, the company reduced CO2 emissions by 28,000 tonnes by shifting material transport to rail and actively promoted sustainable building standards.
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Document Details
Report Year
2009
Reporting Period
Jan 1, 2009 - Dec 31, 2009
Fiscal Year
2009
Published
Apr 30, 2010
Type
Annual Report with Sustainability Disclosures
Language
English
Pages
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