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Bouygues Construction
in 2005
BUILDING SOLUTIONS FOR A DEMANDING WORLD
Bouygues group
simplified organisation chart
100%
CONSTRUCTION
95.6%
ROADS
100%
PROPERTY A major
diversified industrial group
83% TELECOMS
113,400 employees
MEDIA 2004 sales: €23.4bn
41.6%
A diversified group
5 business areas
Colas Bouygues Construction
World’s no.1 road construction World leader in building, civil works
and maintenance group and electricity/maintenance activities
Bouygues Immobilier
2nd property developer in Bouygues Telecom
residential segment in 3rd French mobile
France;1st in corporate phone operator
segment
TF1
Leading French TV group
Sales and
workforce
2.8
5.2
3.6
Sales in billion euros*
Consolidated by Bouygues
1.3
7.9 Bouygues Construction
Colas
Bouygues Immobilier
3,900 Bouygues Telecom
7,400 TF1
840
38,500
Workforce*
56,000
* At 31st December 2004
The core business,
Bouygues Construction
Bouygues Construction is
derived from the company created in 1952
by Francis Bouygues,
specialised in building in
the Paris region.
Sales
by geographical zone
Sales of 5.5 billion euros were generated in 2004,
of which 41% on international markets
Central America
Caribbean 2%
Asia - Pacific 11%
Africa 7%
France 59%
Central and
Eastern Europe 14%
Western Europe 17%
International presence
Present in 60 countries
38,500 employees including 20,500 outside France
Germany, Belgium, Spain, France,
Greece, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, Croatia, Hungary, Poland,
Monaco, Netherlands, Portugal, UK, Czech Republic, Romania,
Switzerland Russia, Slovakia
Afghanistan, Australia,
China/Hong Kong, South
Korea, India, Indonesia,
Argentina, Canada, Chile, Iran, Japan, Malaysia,
Cuba, Haïti, Jamaica, Philippines, Singapore,
Mexico, Dominican Rep., Taiwan, Thailand,
USA. Turkmenistan, Vietnam
South Africa, U.A. Emirates, Benin,
Burkina Faso, Cameroon, Congo,
Ivory Coast, Egypt, Gabon, Ghana,
Eq. Guinea, Mali, Morocco, Mauritius,
Mozambique, Nigeria, Uganda,
Tanzania, Chad, Togo, Tunisia
Bouygues Construction
7 operational entities
Sales
by entity
€1,078m Workforce
by entity
4,000
€1,706m
6,500
€788m
9,500
€749m 3,700
5,400
Specialist
€503m 38,500 employees
Civil Works
division
450 2004 sales: €5.5bn
€106m
8,000
€746m
Bouygues Construction
Executive Committee
P. Fabié
Chairman & CEO,
Bouygues Batiment Ile-de-France
P. Bonnave
CEO, Bouygues Entreprises
France-Europe
O-M. Racine
CEO, Bouygues Bâtiment
International
C. Gazaignes
CEO, Bouygues Travaux Publics
M. Cote
Deputy CEO Y. Gabriel
J-P. Trin Chairman & CEO
CEO, Specialist Civil Works
Division
C. Paradis
CEO, Concessions division
J-M. Kiviatkowski R. Benarrosh P. Grangé F. Jacquel
Legal Affairs Financial Chief Human
G. Desruelles Engineering Financial Resources
Chairman & CEO, Officer
ETDE
Four strategic priorities for development
Electricity/maintenance:
These particularly buoyant markets are
particularly profitable and enable the Group
to achieve a better balance in its operations by
means of business based on complementary cycles.
Bouygues Construction is on the look-out for external
growth opportunities which enable it to extend the
territorial coverage of ETDE in France and/or to acquire
complentary technical skills.
Public-private partnerships:
PPP are long-term contracts which generaly incorporate
financing, designing, building, operating and maintaining
a building or an infrastructure. In
the past seven years, Bouygues Construction has
become a specialist in these operations.
Four strategic priorities for development
Property development:
This sector enables to offer the customer a
full-service solution, or otherwise to devise a
construction project on an existing site requiring
development. The Group operates through its
subsidiary Sodéarif in the Paris region, the Cirmad
network in the rest of France and in Europe, and
markets this approach in other countries.
Infrastructures concessions:
Bouygues Construction offers expertise in setting
up concessions. Its approach consists in creating
new operations which wil generate work for the
company in the short term and produce reccurent
revenue in the long term.
Our main assets
A taste for technical challenge
Tangier-Mediterranean harbour - Morocco
Construction of a 2 km-long deep-water harbour
using 6,500 Accropode blocks and around forty
28 m-diameter and 35 m-high concrete caissons.
Recognised expertise in complex packaged
development projects
British Home Office headquarters - London
Construction of the British Home Office in London :
demolition of three office blocks, design-build
of the new headquarters, and a 26-year
maintenance contract.
Our main assets
Ability to develop in new areas
Assembly plant for the PSA Peugeot-Citroën group in
Slovakia, freight terminal in the Dominican Republic,
viaduct in Chile…
Development of new activities
Facilities management business: maintenance of
hospitals and schools in the United Kingdom mainly
but also in France.
Our commitments
Building solutions for a demanding world
Committed to ensuring that sustainable development
is at the heart of its actions, Bouygues Construction
strives to square its ambitions for profitable growth with
its responsibilities in terms of the environment,
human resources, economic development and the
improvement of our everyday surroundings.
Entities
Bouygues Bâtiment Ile-de-France
provides its clients with a global range of
competencies in five major areas: private-sector
new construction, private-sector renovation, public
buildings, residential housing and public housing
Headquarters of the newspaper Le Monde projects.
Paris
The global offering is complemented by Brézillon
(industrial civil engineering, environment and
rehabilitation) and Sodéarif and Elan, companies
specialised in property development and project
management.
Sales 2004: €1,078 million
Workforce: 4,000
The « Maison de Solenn »
Paris
Operational entities
Bouygues Entreprises France-Europe
consists of a network of large regional
subsidiaries of Bouygues Construction in
France and Western Europe (United Kingdom, Belgium,
The Francisco Ferrer high school - France Luxembourg, Switzerland, Spain). They
operate in the construction and civil engineering sectors.
The majority of them have their own property
development subsidiaries that are responsible
for projects from the design and finance stage
and see them through to delivery.
Sales 2004: €1,706 million
Workforce: 6,500
The Saint-Clair development
France
Entities
Active in twenty countries, whether through
local subsidiaries or major contracts,
Bouygues Bâtiment International
Sail@Marina Bay towers can contribute at every stage of a project,
Singapore
from development to operation of the completed
facilities. Its renowned design-build expertise is applied
to all types of building, including hotels, offices,
housing, exhibition centres, shopping centres and
airports.
Sales 2004: €788 million
Workforce: 9,500
Kiptchak mosque
Turkmenistan
Entities
Specialised in tunnels and large-scale civil
engineering, Bouygues Travaux Publics bases its
Tangiers Port business on highly technical, value-added projects.
The company is heavily deployed outside France,
with international business now accounting for 70%
of the total.
Sales 2004: €749 million
Workforce: 3,700
Chi Ma Wan tunnel – Hong
Kong
Entities
Penny’s Bay – Hong Kong
VSL develops highly specialised prestressed
systems for civil engineering structures and buildings
and cable stay systems for bridges. Highly committed
to research and development programmes, VSL
currently holds 35 patents and offers its customers
high-added value technical expertise.
Sales 2004: €187 million
Workforce: 2,400
Bridge across the Neva – Russia
Entities
A part of Bouygues Construction’s Specialist
Civil Works division, DTP Terrassement draws on
its expertise in earth-moving in projects ranging from
LGV Est high-speed railway - France
small-scale local sites to the excavation of roads,
motorways and high-speed rail links, as well as the
operation of open-cast mines.
Sales 2004: €316 million
Workforce: 3,000
A89 motorway- France
Entities
In France and elsewhere, the
Concessions division operates the road
infrastructure concession-holding companies
in which Bouygues Construction has a stake.
Istria motorway - Croatia Development is based on a global approach to the
concessions market, which consists of having a
participation in new operations start-ups so as to
generate work in the short term
for the company and produce recurring income in the
long term.
Receipts 2004: €106 million
Workforce: 450
Highway 2000 motorway- Jamaica
Entities
ETDE, Bouygues Construction’s electrical
contracting/maintenance subsidiary, is a systems
Electrical networks - France integrator-assembler working in France and elsewhere
in the fields of electrical, mechanical and HVAC
engineering, communications systems, facilities
management and external networks and facilities
maintenance.
Sales 2004: €746 million
Workforce: 8,000
HVAC engineering - France
Prestigious projects for 50 years
Richelieu wing
in the Louvre
Channel tunnel
Riyadh University
Saoudi Arabia
Prestigious projects for 50 years
Hassan II Mosque
Morocco
Grande Arche at La Défense
Normandy Bridge
Prestigious projects for 50 years
French National Library
Avignon viaducts - France
Orsay museum
in Paris
Prestigious projects for 50 years
Hong Kong Convention
& Exhibition Centre
Grand Hôtel Intercontinental
in Paris
Stade de France
Prestigious projects for 50 years
Palais des congrès in Paris
Groene Hart tunnel
Cœur Défense Netherlands
office development - France
Prestigious projects for 50 years
Ile de Ré bridge - France
Cairo metro - Egypt
Budapest multisports
complex - Hungary
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