History

1996: Sweden’s second-largest construction company, NCC AB, acquired the construction and construction design business of Finnish Puolimatka. NCC Puolimatka Oy started business on 1 January 1996.

1997: NCC-Puolimatka International Oy was established.

1998: Residential business and engineering construction business were started.

1999: Subsidiary Seinälevy Oy’s capital stock was sold to Ansion Sementtivalimo Oy.

1999: The company name was changed to NCC Finland Oy on 1 October 1999.

2000: Precast concrete business started.

2000: Interasfaltti Oy was acquired.

2000: The Export Unit was renamed NCC International Oy on 1 June 2000.

1 January 2002: The industrial business segment was divided into two parts: Roads (asphalt, stone material and precast concrete business) and Altima (construction machinery rentals). The engineering construction and telecom sectors were shut down.

1 July 2002: NCC’s building machinery and equipment rental business in Finland continued under the name of Altima Oy.

1 January 2002: NCC Finland Oy was divided into NCC Construction Ltd, NCC Property Development Oy and NCC Roads Oy.

1 January 2004: Altima Oy became an independent company, no longer connected to the NCC Group.

2008: NCC Roads Oy acquired the operations of Valtatie Oy from the French Colas Group.

1947: Armas Puolimatka established his construction company.

1963: Building parts business started.

1964: Construction design business started.

1972: First projects in Russia.

1985: Company owner Hankkija; in 1990, Hankkija became Novera Group.

1992: Novera’s bankruptcy; new owner Kansallis-Osake-Pankki Bank.