Egis engineers a sustainable future through end-to-end, multidisciplinary approach
- Offering end-to-end services from design and consulting to operation and maintenance, Egis aspires to set an example as a carbon-neutral company by 2050
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A pioneer that helped shape the world’s engineering industry encompassing transport, infrastructure and the built environment in the past century, Egis looks forward to playing an even more important part in the future: one that is resilient, balanced and sustainable.
The group has solidified this commitment with the opening of the Egis Asia-Pacific headquarters in Hong Kong last year, recognising the market as a representation of its move towards localising core capabilities with a global perspective. At the helm is CEO Mathieu Croll, who brings with him more than 30 years of extensive experience.
“Clear objectives deliver successful results,” Croll said. “For a proactive, energetic company such as Egis with ESG DNA, this means developing ourselves beyond our competencies to impact the future with a green, sustainable environment through a multidisciplinary approach with broad vision while understanding the local complexities and culture.”
Offering end-to-end services from design and consulting to operation and maintenance, the award-winning company is behind some of the most iconic projects in recent history. Egis rose to the varied challenges of reviving architectural icon La Samaritaine in Paris, designing the first light rail transit in Bahrain, integrating waste water treatment works in Qatar, improving water supply in Australia, redesigning airspace measures in the Netherlands, and supervising high-speed railways in mainland China, among other breakthroughs.
