Annual rank68
Belgium · Industrials
Moury Construct
Family-owned group specialising in renovation and residential and non-residential construction for private and public markets.
FY2022–FY2025
FY2022–FY2025
FY2022–FY2025
current context only
Company profile
Regional builders, specialist trades and visible Walloon projects
Moury Construct SA is the listed parent of a family-controlled Walloon building group, not the contractor name behind every site. Liège-based Entreprises G. Moury and Gilly-based Bemat are its main general contractors; Mosabois supplies timber joinery and insulation, while D-FI and its Volt-Air subsidiary add HVAC and related electrical-panel capabilities. Mourylux remains the Luxembourg entity but mainly provided advice and assistance to group companies in 2025. The group reported about 350 employees and uses autonomous operating teams rather than one monolithic brand.
Operating companies
Two regional builders and a stack of specialist trades
Formal public-works credentials show how work is split. G. Moury works mainly in southern Belgium and holds class 8D, which permits public-building tenders without a value ceiling; Bemat holds class 7D plus civil-engineering and earthworks classes. Mosabois makes and installs timber joinery and thermal or acoustic insulation. D-FI handles heating, ventilation, cooling and sanitary systems; its Volt-Air subsidiary makes ventilation ducts and electrical panels for HVAC. The parent controls these businesses while day-to-day management remains decentralised.
- Meet G. Moury Liège-based class 8D contractor and its current work
- Explore Bemat The Gilly contractor's public, industrial and residential work
- See Mosabois Timber joinery plus thermal and acoustic insulation
- Open D-FI and Volt-Air HVAC systems, ventilation ducts and dedicated electrical panels
- Understand Mourylux The Luxembourg entity's 2025 intragroup support role
Current work
Student housing, a technology hub and a city hotel
The group reported a €371.5 million order book at 28 February 2026, with €224.9 million at G. Moury and €134.0 million at Bemat. ULiège planned renovation of 360 Sart-Tilman student rooms from February 2026. Bemat and Duchêne were delivering the new E6K building and rehabilitation of A6K's postal-centre hub. Charleroi says construction of a 145-room, 17-storey Van der Valk hotel began on 17 March 2026, with opening planned for December 2027. These are company, consortium and client timelines, not group-only achievements.
- Read the 2025 annual report Group structure, order book and named work at February 2026
- Follow the Sart-Tilman residences ULiège's scope and planned renovation timetable
- See A6K enter the home stretch The official May 2026 transformation update
- ▶ VideoWatch: A6K sheds its scaffolding A language-neutral project timelapse on A6K's English page
- Inspect the Charleroi hotel plan City timetable, height, room count and planned opening
Adaptive reuse
Existing structures became a trade fair, knowledge centre and creative hub
City documents name Duchêne, Koeckelberg, Bemat and Moury as contractors on Charleroi's Grand Palais; Bemat records provisional acceptance in 2025. The completed building then won the 2026 EUmies Architecture Prize for architects AgwA and AJDVIV—an architectural distinction, not a contractor award. In Liège, the Province's contract record names the Moury-Galère-BPC team for the 15,000 m² B3 knowledge centre, which opened in 2023. Noshaq's project dossier describes Le Fiacre as a 16th-century Gothic-Renaissance property partly listed since 1962 and records the plan to house the PLUG-R creative hub and a business centre there; G. Moury's project record identifies its teams on the renovation.
- Verify the Grand Palais contractors City record naming the four-company construction team
- Read the 2026 architecture decision EUmies award for AgwA and AJDVIV's completed building
- ▶ VideoWatch: opening up the Grand Palais Official English-narrated EUmies film on adaptive reuse
- Enter the B3 knowledge centre A 15,000 m² library, cultural and public-services complex
- See G. Moury's Le Fiacre work The contractor's record for the heritage renovation
History and direction
A century-old family builder is adding skills without centralising them
Gilles Moury founded the business in 1920; a prefabrication plant followed in 1963, Bemat joined under the third generation, the listed holding lineage began with Solinvest in 1988 and the fourth generation entered in 1999. Moury says it targets selective acquisitions in construction, finishing and specialist systems, including beyond its existing geographic radius, while preserving subsidiary autonomy. In 2026 G. Moury published its first simplified ESG report under the voluntary VSME framework and was working with D-FI toward CO₂ Performance Ladder Level 3.
- Trace four generations From Gilles Moury's 1920 business to the listed group
- Read the growth strategy Selective acquisitions, specialist trades and operating autonomy
- Review the sustainability milestones VSME reporting, carbon measurement and the CO₂ ladder process
Official profile sources: Historique | Moury Construct · Qui sommes-nous ? | Moury Construct
Current 2026 update
What has changed in 2026?
Order book at 28 February 2026 · 20 March 2026
Order book at 28 February 2026latest official update
1company-specific highlights
+37%2026 stock return · context only
Order book
The order book stood at EUR 371.5 million on 28 February 2026.
Official 2026 sources: Résultats de l'exercice 2025 · 20 March 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 | 68 | +61% | +100% | +91% |