NCC introduces new Nordic organisation for NCC Roads

Swedish construction company NCC is introducing a new Nordic organisation for its business area NCC Roads. Instead of the current country-based organisation, NCC Roads will divide its operations into three divisions: Asphalt, Stone Materials and Road Services. The new organisation is part of the company's strategy to optimise its customer offering, says Göran Landgren, business area manager for NCC Roads. Michael Malm has been named head of the Asphalt Division. Per Höglund has been named head of the
October 3, 2013 Read time: 1 min

Swedish construction company 1084 NCC is introducing a new Nordic organisation for its business area NCC Roads. Instead of the current country-based organisation, NCC Roads will divide its operations into three divisions: Asphalt, Stone Materials and Road Services.

The new organisation is part of the company's strategy to optimise its customer offering, says Göran Landgren, business area manager for NCC Roads.

Michael Malm has been named head of the Asphalt Division. Per Höglund has been named head of the Stone Materials Division and Jyri Salonen has been named head of the Road Services Division.

The new organisation will come into effect on 1 January 2014.

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