History of HOCHTIEF Russia
To HOCHTIEF starting highlights in the Russian market belongs the construction of the German Embassy in Moscow (1986-1991) and a housing scheme in Ukraine and Russia (1991-1996) for the Russian military withdrawn from East Germany. The German Government was an investor in those projects. For the first time an international foreign company applied a management system in the local construction process which made it possible to build a high-quality new locations in a timely manner. Following the construction of the headquarters of the Russian Savings Bank in Moscow (1994-1996) HOCHTIEF has gained a firm foothold in the Russian construction market and has realized dozens of construction projects in Moscow and other regions of Russia ever since.
HOCHTIEF has been operating in Russia through a business unit since 1997.
Chronicle of HOCHTIEF
The history of HOCHTIEF, the largest construction company in Germany, dates back to the 19th century.
The company was founded in 1874 by the brothers Helfmann near Frankfurt on the Main. In 1896 it was transformed into a corporation for structural and civil engineering works, and virtually at the same time the first foreign order was already received.
With the invention of reinforced concrete HOCHTIEF was able to advance its successful development further. Already in 1922 the company headquarters were relocated to Essen. After the reconstruction works of the Second World War and the economic recovery associated with it, HOCHTIEF established itself worldwide. Today the group is an international construction service provider and covers the entire range of construction and the services associated with it.
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