Annual rank34
Netherlands · Industrials
Heijmans
Combines property development, construction and technical services, and infrastructure across its Living, Working and Connecting activities.
FY2022–FY2025
FY2022–FY2025
FY2022–FY2025
current context only
Company profile
Build the Netherlands in factories, on live sites and through software
Heijmans is a Dutch property developer, builder, technical-services provider and infrastructure contractor; it does not own the public networks and venues it works on. Current reporting groups several underlying businesses into Living, Working and Connecting. Its range runs from factory-built homes and data centres to high-voltage substations, tunnels and predictive maintenance, combining physical construction with prefabrication, sensors and software across the Netherlands.
Factory-built homes
A wind- and watertight home erected in one day
At Heerenveen, Heijmans digitally configures Horizon timber-frame homes and assembles demountable 2D wall, floor and roof elements plus 3D bathroom, installation and stair modules in its CO2-neutral factory. A wind- and watertight home can then be erected on site in one day. Standardised production still allows XS-to-L formats and varied facades for different neighbourhoods. An official 74-second timelapse follows 88 Horizon homes in 't Ven, Eindhoven, from construction start to handover.
- Explore Heijmans Horizon Formats, 2D and 3D modules, climate system and current projects
- Read the factory case Digital configuration, one-day erection and named Dutch locations
- Go from digital file to factory Robots, logistics, timber frames and the home configurator
- ▶ VideoWatch: 88 Horizon homes take shape Official language-neutral construction timelapse from Eindhoven
Electricity infrastructure
480 modules for 120 high-voltage switching fields
At the Krachtveld plant in Ede, Heijmans will assemble and test 480 prefabricated modules for 120 switching fields over five years. TenneT commissioned the nearly EUR 80 million work and operates the grid; Heijmans is the manufacturer and contractor. The issuer says controlled production should be about 30% faster than traditional on-site construction. At Maasbracht, a separate EUR 194 million assignment upgrades a live 380 kV substation through 2029 while TenneT remains the operator.
- Enter the Krachtveld production plan Module count, switching-field role, timing and contract boundary
- Visit the Maasbracht assignment A 380 kV upgrade with the existing substation kept operational
- Connect the factories to strategy Industrialisation, selective projects and scarce technical labour
Buildings and long-term service
Construct around aircraft, patients and secured computers
Working extends beyond a conventional handover. At the National Military Museum, Heijmans coordinated multiple disciplines beneath a 110-by-250-metre prefabricated roof and disclosed involvement across a 25-year operating period. A current North Holland data-centre contract covers an 11,000-square-metre, 10 MW building using prefabricated components, designed for water reuse and prepared for a district-heating connection that could reuse residual heat. At Amsterdam UMC, teams renovated an operational hospital ward in phases for five years, installing off-site-assembled ceiling skids. Heijmans is contractor and service participant, not museum, hospital or data-centre owner.
- See the current operating map Living, Working and Connecting with their underlying businesses
- Walk beneath the museum roof A 110 by 250 metre structure and long-term involvement
- Open the modular data-centre brief 11,000 square metres, 10 MW, prefabrication, heat and water
- Explore building and maintenance services Construction, installations, renovation and asset care
Smart infrastructure
About forty-five tunnel subsystems, one control layer and no driver
A modern tunnel can contain about 45 subsystems, from ventilation and lighting to escape doors and video. Heijmans' 3B platform brings their control, operation and monitoring together; BIM and gaming software simulate failures and train operators. In the Piet Hein Tunnel alliance with Amsterdam and Yunex Traffic, Heijmans integrated and installed the systems rather than operating the tunnel. Separate digital-mobility services connect roadside systems and maintenance data. A fully electric autonomous asphalt-roller prototype, developed with Avular and tested at Schiphol, follows pre-entered digital instructions, monitors temperature and operates without an onboard driver.
- Look inside a 3B tunnel platform Around 45 subsystems, simulations and the Piet Hein alliance
- Meet the self-driving roller Remote control, safety sensors, temperature and process monitoring
- ▶ VideoWatch: autonomous compaction at Schiphol Official language-neutral demonstration of the electric prototype
- Explore digital mobility Traffic systems, cloud services and remote asset monitoring
Official profile sources: About Heijmans
Current 2026 update
What has changed in 2026?
H1 2026 · 24 July 2026
H1 2026latest official update
4company-specific highlights
+44%2026 stock return · context only
Revenue
H1 revenue rose to EUR 1,517m from EUR 1,310m.
Underlying EBIT
H1 underlying EBIT rose to EUR 104m from EUR 82m.
Order book
The order book rose to EUR 4.1bn from EUR 3.0bn.
Homes sold
Homes sold fell to 1,506 from 1,634 in H1.
Official 2026 sources: Royal Heijmans positive on the first half of 2026 · 24 July 2026
Annual record
Ranking history
Future editions add rows; they do not rewrite the 2026 record.
| Edition | Measurement period | Rank | Revenue growth | Net-income growth | Stock return |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2026 | FY2022–FY2025 | 34 | +53% | +119% | +701% |