The German Federal Government’s special fund (“Sondervermögen“) for infrastructure, launched in 2025, will give tangible impetus to major investment in transport, energy and social infrastructure, as well as climate-friendly modernisation. Nevertheless, construction activity in Germany (still) remains subdued: higher financing costs, elevated build costs and demand-side uncertainty are holding back new projects; refurbishment, maintenance and a more efficient use of the existing stock are taking priority. Digitisation is making clear progress: BIM is being adopted across more projects, and digital-twin approaches create transparency from planning through to building operations. European building-efficiency requirements are directing investment towards energy and CO₂ performance, materials and building technology. The persistent shortage of skilled labour is intensifying the focus on productivity; standardisation and serial construction are gaining in importance.
We have worked on numerous projects in different segments of the construction sector and bring deep experience along the value chain — spanning building products, building technology and trade (such as LED technology, luminaires and lamps, electrical installation, sanitation, heating and air conditioning, smart building technology and security technology) and services such as architectural and engineering services, gardening and landscaping, serial construction, facility management, sewer construction and leak testing, damage restoration and fire protection.
