Deloitte Study Highlights Expansion of Construction Groups into Concessions
What happened
A Deloitte study, Global Powers of Construction 2025, examines how the largest construction companies are expanding into new markets and business activities. The report notes that concessions—where construction groups handle financing, operation, and maintenance over decades—are becoming a pronounced trend among European construction groups.
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Why it matters
Concessions provide predictable revenue streams, although the business model requires substantial upfront investment. In Greece, concessions already account for the largest share of operating profitability at GEK Terna Group.
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Who's involved
- EiffageCited as a notable example of successful participation in the concession market
- VinciCited as a notable example of concession activities in motorways and airports
- Aktor ConcessionsMentioned as expanding its presence in the Greek concession sector
- DeloitteProduced the study examining the expansion trends of construction groups
- AbertisMentioned in context of ACS participating in the concession model
Who could feel it
Possible knock-on effectsThese are possibilities Brind reasoned out, not predictions, and not advice. Most are not stated in any report.
- Aktor ConcessionsSpeculative
Aktor Concessions could see increased demand for construction contracts due to expansion into the high-growth concessions sector in Greece
- EiffageSpeculative
Eiffage might see increased investment in infrastructure projects as the concession model gains traction
- VinciSpeculative
Vinci may benefit from the sector's attractiveness, reinforcing the viability of large-scale infrastructure contracts
- DeloitteSpeculative
Deloitte may see increased consulting revenue related to the analysis of construction group expansion