BAM Pays Half a Billion Euros for Specialist in Underground Infrastructure
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Construction company BAM is acquiring A. Hak, a specialist in underground infrastructure. The large Dutch construction company is paying 504 million euros for the acquisition. A. Hak is a major player in the construction of heat networks, the installation of kilometers of transport pipelines, and bringing offshore energy ashore. The company from Geldermalsen operates primarily in the Netherlands, but also in Belgium and the United Kingdom. Las…
Listed construction company BAM is acquiring A.Hak, a contracting firm specializing in underground infrastructure. The company is valued at over 500 million euros at the time of the acquisition. With this acquisition, BAM aims to strengthen its position in the ‘fast-growing Dutch market for energy and water infrastructure’. A.Hak specializes in, among other things, the laying of transport pipelines, for example for gas, water, and electricity.
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The listed builder BAM takes over A.Hak, a contractor specializing in underground infrastructure. At the time of the takeover, the company is valued at more than 500 million euros.
The listed builder BAM takes over A.Hak, a contractor company from Tricht, Gelderland, that specializes in underground infrastructure.
BUNNIK (ANP) - Listed construction company BAM is acquiring A.Hak, a contracting firm specializing in underground infrastructure. The company is valued at over 500 million euros in the acquisition.
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