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Eiffage is one of Europe’s leading operators in construction and concessions.

Eiffage is a French group founded in 1993 from the merger of two main contractors, Fougerolles (1844) and SAE (1924). Today, Eiffage is one of Europe’s leading operators in construction and concessions.

Eiffage deploys its expertise through four branches, declined in nine business lines: Construction, Real estate, Urban development, Roads, Civil engineering, Structural steel, Rail, Energy Systems and Concessions. Eiffage in Canada belongs to Infrastructures division which groups Eiffage’s Roads works, heavy civil construction, rail and structural steel.

In 1989, Eiffage was a pioneer in employee’s share ownership. Today, employee share ownership is an asset and is part of the Eiffage Group’s DNA. Eiffage experience working as General Contractor on major projects under a wide range of delivery methods (bid & build, design and build, ECI, IPD, EPC, P3, etc.).

Key figures

  • 21.8 billion

    in revenu in 2023

  • 5.06 billion

    in international revenue in 2021, including €0.8 billion out side Europe

  • 78,200 employees

  • A global turnkey offering

    4 divisions, 8 business lines

Innovation and sustainable development

The need for low carbon

With the consequences of climate change becoming ever more visible and posing increasing risks to our health and the environment, Eiffage has made innovation and the ecological transition two pillars of its strategic plan since 2016, harnessing its power of innovation to create sustainable, low-carbon cities and infrastructure. Eiffage’s teams of engineers are fostering, creating and developing new construction methods, types of infrastructure, sources of energy, energy management systems and forms of mobility.

Almost 80% of our employees are shareholders

Grand Paris France

Eiffage Projects

  • Ariane 6 launch pad​

  • The Paradise Park photovoltaic facility in Jamaica

  • Grand Paris project

  • Bretagne-Pays de la Loire high speed rail ​

  • Luma Foundation, Arles - France​

  • Millau Viaduct - France​

  • Grand Tortue/Ahmeyim gas terminal

  • The future High Speed 2 (HS2) United Kingdom