To make life better every day for as many people as possible.
PRESS RELEASES
Zouhei Mikou appointed CEO of ELAN (French only)
Anne-Gabrielle Dauba-Pantanacce appointed Chief Communications & Brand Officer for TF1 group (French only)
The Paris Law courts building awarded with the “BBCA Exploitation” label (French only)
To make life better every day for as many people as possible
An international diversified Group with 200,000 employees, Bouygues is driven by strong values and a unique corporate culture founded on four values: respect, trust, imparting expertise and creativity.
Despite tough and uncertain conditions, Bouygues’ business segments continue to meet our customers’ essential needs and serve the common good.
OUR COMMITMENTS
Bouygues believes that meeting life’s everyday needs with an ethical and human approach helps the whole of society progress.
Its commitments are centred around three priorities: the Group’s people; making a significant contribution to the environmental and energy transitions; building trusted partnerships with our stakeholders.
€1040
MILLION
Net profit attributable to the Group in 2023
over 80
COUNTRIES
where Bouygues operates
6
SUBSIDIARIES
Bouygues Construction, Bouygues Immobilier, Colas, Equans, TF1, Bouygues Telecom
Talents
Ar Bouygues, we strongly believe that a company is, above all, a human endeavour.
Our fundamentals
The Group’s people are its most important resource. Bouygues therefore pays special attention to recognising and rewarding everyone’s contribution.
Training & Development
To help our employees advance in their careers, we endeavour to create an environment in which they can develop their employability and enhance their skills through support and training programmes.
MAGAZINE
Take off for a new aviation transport hub!
FLAGSHIP PROJECT
At Suvarnabhumi Airport in Bangkok, teams from Thanomwongse Service (TWS), a subsidiary of the Tipco Asphalt group, and their local partners are building a third runway and two taxiways to make the site a new transport hub for the whole of South-East Asia.
It is a major project that must harness advanced techniques to lay the correct groundwork and produce 800,000 tonnes of asphalt mix.
Over 1,000 employees have been involved in the project, which should allow 60 million passengers to pass through the airport each year.
BY Benoît Dhomps