IBB Holding Group and Max Bögl, partnership infrastructure tenders

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IBB Holding Group SA, one of the leaders in the construction industry in Romania, operating in areas such as infrastructure, civil and industrial construction, concrete and asphalt production, real estate development, construction equipment logistics, as well as other related construction services, is entering into a partnership with Max Bögl Romania, the local subsidiary of the German multinational Max Bögl, a relevant company in the construction market, headquartered in Germany, to participate in infrastructure tenders.

”The partnership with Max Bögl is a continuation of our close collaboration that began several years ago in Germany, during which we have completed numerous projects together, ranging from road infrastructure to industrial and civil construction. Together with Max Bögl, we will continue to strengthen the already high level of expertise in the execution of infrastructure projects,” declared Ion Crăciunescu - CEO, IBB Holding founder.

”We have been in Romania for over 20 years and have always had a reliable partner in IBB. With exemplary collaboration, we have been aligned in values, focused on quality, and the proper execution of projects. We are present in 40 locations worldwide, but we closely monitor Romania, which has developed its economy and infrastructure over the years. We continue to see development prospects in our field of activity,” said Mathias Kirr - Max Bögl Romania Administrator.

IBB Holding has a solid reputation built over time through the high-quality services provided in the implementation of highly complex projects in infrastructure, in the construction of earthworks, roads, bridges, highways, airport runways, and the execution of civil, industrial, and residential buildings.

The contracted value of the projects currently under execution is ~ €270 million, with the most important projects being A7 Highway Section 1 Dumbrava – Mizil, the DN1D - A7 bypass road, widening to 4 lanes, and the construction of a long-term parking lot with an area of approximately 30,000 sqm - National Road Bucharest Ring Road (A0) between the A1 Highway and DN5, periodic maintenance and road repairs at the national roads in Prahova, Giurgiu, and Bucharest, as well as for the A2 and A3 Highways.

The group has 3 plants that produce concrete for engineering constructions, road concrete, and cement-stabilized aggregates, located near Bucharest in Pantelimon, Ciorogârla, and Mogoșoaia, as well as an asphalt mixing plant in Pantelimon.

IBB Holding Group SA is a group of companies operating in the construction industry, covering areas such as infrastructure, civil and industrial construction, concrete and asphalt production, real estate development, construction equipment logistics, as well as related construction services. The activity in Romania began in 2016 with the establishment of the first company in the group, IBB-HIB Romania, and has completed to date over 60 projects, becoming one of the largest companies in the field of infrastructure, civil, and industrial construction. The group comprises 12 companies and has its own asphalt and concrete production facilities, dump trucks, concrete mixers, and machinery, as well as a high-performance construction analysis and testing laboratory. IBB Holding was founded by Ion Crăciunescu, an entrepreneur with over 30 years of experience in the construction field in Romania and Germany.

With over 6,500 highly skilled employees at 40 locations worldwide and an annual turnover exceeding €2 billion, Max Bögl is one of the largest construction companies in the German construction industry. Since its founding in 1929, the company's history has been characterized by its innovative strength in research and technology - from customized individual solutions to comprehensive and sustainable global construction solutions.

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Business Forum  |  13 January, 2026 at 3:28 PM