NCC Sverige AB is a major construction and civil engineering company headquartered in Solna, outside central Stockholm. The company’s historical roots stretch back to the late 19th century, with its modern structure formed in 1988 through the merger of Johnson Construction Company (JCC) and Armerad Betong Vägförbättringar (ABV). This consolidation marked the beginning of NCC as one of the largest construction firms in the Nordic region.
Today, NCC employs around 11,800 people and reported revenues of approximately 62 billion SEK in 2024. The company divides its activities across several business areas: building and infrastructure contracting, commercial property development, and the production of materials such as aggregates and asphalt. NCC’s operations are primarily concentrated in Sweden but extend across the Nordic countries.
NCC's portfolio includes diverse projects: housing, hospitals, schools, office complexes, roads, bridges, and industrial facilities. The company has been responsible for prominent Swedish landmarks such as the Globen (Avicii Arena) in Stockholm and the Kista Science Tower. Among more recent projects, NCC has engaged in large-scale urban development and hospital expansions, reflecting its expertise in complex, high-profile assignments.
NCC’s leadership emphasizes technical expertise, with CEO Tomas Carlsson overseeing a business structured to manage demanding, large-scale developments. The organisation's identity is closely tied to its Nordic heritage and its continuous involvement in shaping urban environments through both new construction and infrastructure renewal.