HOCHTIEF Aktiengesellschaft: insider trades · Germany · BaFin

About HOCHTIEF Aktiengesellschaft

HOCHTIEF Aktiengesellschaft is one of Germany’s leading construction and infrastructure groups, listed on Xetra/Frankfurt (DAX/MDAX/SDAX) in Germany. Today the company positions itself as an engineering-led global infrastructure solutions provider, active across the full project lifecycle: development, design, construction, operations and, in selected cases, investment. Its portfolio extends well beyond traditional contracting and increasingly aligns with structural growth themes such as data centers, energy transition, sustainable mobility, critical minerals, natural resources, social infrastructure and large-scale civil engineering. ([hochtief.com](https://www.hochtief.com/about-hochtief/strategy)) The group’s roots date back to 1874, when the Helfmann brothers were first recorded in Frankfurt. HOCHTIEF then evolved into a major industrial construction company and moved its headquarters to Essen in 1922, where it remains headquartered today. That long history gives the company a strong German industrial identity, while its business footprint has become clearly international over time. ([hochtief.com](https://www.hochtief.com/about-hochtief/history)) Operationally, HOCHTIEF is organised around four global segments: Turner, CIMIC, Engineering and Construction, and Abertis. Turner is a market leader in U.S. construction management and green building, with strong positions in data centers, healthcare, education, airports, offices and emerging industrial facilities such as EV battery plants. HOCHTIEF also owns a 38.2% stake in FlatironDragados, the second-largest civil engineering company in North America, while CPB Contractors and Leighton Asia provide meaningful exposure to Australia and Southeast Asia. This geographic diversification is an important strength, with major operations across Europe, North America and Asia-Pacific. ([hochtief.com](https://www.hochtief.com/about-hochtief)) From a competitive standpoint, HOCHTIEF combines project management, heavy civil engineering and complex infrastructure execution with strong commercial visibility. The group highlights disciplined risk management and a more balanced cash-flow profile than many purely cyclical peers. Strategically, it is targeting growth in high-tech infrastructure, energy transition and public infrastructure markets, where technical complexity and execution capability create high barriers to entry. ([hochtief.com](https://www.hochtief.com/about-hochtief/strategy)) Recent news reinforces this momentum. HOCHTIEF reported 2025 revenue above EUR 38 billion, operational net profit of EUR 789 million, a record backlog of EUR 72.5 billion and 2026 guidance for 20% to 30% profit growth. The company has also expanded its data-center exposure through an AI Gigafactory initiative with IONOS and continued to win infrastructure contracts in Germany, including rail-related projects. ([hochtief.com](https://www.hochtief.com/news-media/press-releases/press-release/hochtief-2025-operational-net-profit-up-26-percent-to-eur-789-million-is-above-guidance))