Company Story
1887 - Skanska AB was founded as a small engineering company in Malmö, Sweden.
1900s - The company expanded its operations to include construction and civil engineering projects.
1950s - Skanska began to expand internationally, establishing operations in Europe and South America.
1960s - The company went public with an initial public offering (IPO) on the Stockholm Stock Exchange.
1980s - Skanska acquired several companies, expanding its presence in the US and European markets.
1990s - The company divested its non-core businesses, focusing on construction, development, and infrastructure.
2000s - Skanska expanded its operations in Eastern Europe and the US, and introduced a new business model focused on sustainability.
2010s - The company launched its 'Five Zeros' initiative, aiming for zero accidents, zero defects, zero environmental incidents, zero ethical breaches, and zero losses.
2020s - Skanska continued to focus on sustainability, innovation, and digitalization, investing in new technologies and partnerships.