Advantages of Peab’s business model
Collaboration between business areas in the processing chain and local presence are two of the cornerstones in our business model. They generate synergies in our operations and give us the tools to reduce our negative environmental and climate impact and promote positive social development. We achieve our targets across the board by having a highly processed collaborating business. Here is a list of the advantages of Peab’s business model.
Business model advantages:
- Higher degree of processing
- Revenue and risk diversification
- Investment opportunities and financing strength
- Local production through local resources (input goods and employees)
- Innovation and product development capabilities
- Experience exchanges
- Scale advantages and economies of scale
- Jobs and local development
- Ability to steer towards sustainability
– Good work environment and safety
– Lower environmental and climate impact
– Ethical business
– Greater equal opportunity and diversity
Our suppliers
Number, approximate figures
41,500
Suppliers 2024
- of which 3,400 framework and call-off contracts
- 3,000 suppliers represent 80 percent of the Group’s purchasing volume
260
Purchase categories
- of which 6 are strategic input goods
Geographic allocation:
- Swedish: 60 %
- Norwegian: 13 %
- Finnish: 24 %
- Other countries: 3 %
Our business areas
Construction
Civil Engineering
Industry
Project Development
Highly processed business in collaboration
Our own products, expertise, input goods and services throughout the processing chain
Acquire
Develop and plan project
Produce and purchase
Groundwork and construction
Divest
Operate, maintain and develop further
Our customers
Number, approximate figures
18,000
Customers 2024
- of which public sector: 2,000
- of which private sector: 16,000
Does not include private persons
1,400
Projects 2024
- Refers to construction and civil engineering contracts as well as housing and property development projects
- Includes started-up, completed and projects ongoing throughout 2024.
Geographic allocation:
- Swedish: 68 %
- Norwegian: 9 %
- Finnish: 19 %
- Danish: 4 %