Home of Construction.
To build
a better world.
We believe in a better world, a home facilitated by sustainable buildings. Those who build change the world. For more than 150 years, standing at the forefront of the construction industry with new technologies has been in our DNA.
Our goal is to shape the environment sustainably while driving innovation and growth. And with it create a world worth living in for everyone – today and tomorrow.
This allows us to offer holistic construction solutions from a single source – from design to construction to operations, in building construction, civil engineering and infrastructure.
Innovation, expertise and reliability –
powered by PORR
PORR Annual and Sustainability Report
“The figures speak for themselves: In 2024 we achieved excellent results with PORR in a mixed economic environment. This shows that we have the right positioning on our home markets and that we are consistently driving forward our intelligent growth thanks to the wide range of services that we offer.“
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Intelligent Growth with Green and Lean
Construction is a people business. That’s why responsible business is the foundation of PORR. As an industry with many different ethnicities and a high consumption of energy and resources, the construction sector demands global and future-orientated thinking. PORR thereby sees it as its mission to make a positive contribution.
PORR on track to success
Experts at the OECD are forecasting global economic growth of 3.3% for 2025. They assume that major central banks will make further interest rate cuts, which will noticeably boost both consumer spending and investment activity.
The overall positive economic outlook is also providing a welcome boost to the construction industry. Among other things, rising investment activity as a result of improved financing and interest rate conditions is leading to increased demand in industrial construction. In the long term, two of the four ‘Ds’ – the key framework conditions for the construction industry – will ensure a positive trend. On the one hand, deglobalisation is leading to a relocation of supply and production chains to neighbouring countries. On the other hand, digitalisation is significantly driving demand for the construction of data centres and network lines.
At the same time, the targeted energy transition – the decarbonisation of Europe, the third ‘D’ – is acting as a central growth engine. In civil engineering and infrastructure construction, the European Recovery and Resilience Facility and the multi-year NextGenerationEU budget are also ensuring sustained high demand for the expansion and modernisation of transport infrastructure – with a focus on rail and tunnel construction. The infrastructure sector also includes healthcare construction, which is set to provide the strongest impetus for the European construction industry with growth of 6.4%. The rising demand for both sustainable transport infrastructure and modern healthcare and nursing facilities is largely due to the fourth ‘D’: Demographic change.
On the basis of the consistently high order backlog of EUR 8.5 bn, the Executive Board expects moderate growth in output and revenue as well as an EBIT margin of 2.8% to 3.0% in 2025. The target for 2030 is an EBIT margin of 3.5% to 4.0%.