1. Alpine Bau GmbH

2. Index  History  Facts  Locations  Business Areas  Machinery  Film

3. History  1965: family Pappas founds Alpine  1972: Dietmar Aluta-Oltyan became MD  1985: subsidiary in Munich  1986: Alpine take over companies  1996: Takeover of Mayreder Bau GmbH  2000: ALPINE Mayreder Bau GmbH  2006: Alpine was obtaines by FCC (Fomento de Construcciones y Contratas)  2007: ALPINE Bau GmbH

4. Facts  One of the biggest building company in Europe  Managing Director: Dieter Aluta-Oltyan  Construction output 2008: 3,5 billion € (Milliarden)  Employees: 16.000 in 27 countries  FCC is the parent group of ALPINE

5. Locations  27 countries in the whole world

6. Locations  Austria: locations in 8 provinces (no in Vorarlberg)

7. Locations  Carinthia: 6 locations

8. Business Areas  Road Construction

9. Business Areas  Railway Construction

10. Business Areas  Bridge Construction

11. Business Areas  Building Construction

12. Business Areas  Power Station Construction

13. Business Areas  Underground Construction

14. Business Areas  Sports Facility Construction

15. Business Areas  Environmental Engineering

16. Business Areas  Foundation engineering

17. Business Areas  Energy

18. Sports Facility Construction  Wörthersee stadium  Tivoli stadium (Innsbruck)

19. Sports Facility Construction  National Stadium in Warsaw  55.000 seatings  60 VIP lounges  1.700 parking spaces  Start: 2009  Finish: 2011

20. National Stadium in Warsaw

29. Sports Facility Construction  Bergisel Ski Jump facility

30. Machinery  MTA  200 employees  37.000 items of construction  195 cranes  2.954 vehicles  362 excavators  503 rollers

31. Film