Strabag agrees to buy Australia’s KEE Surfacing
Bitget2026/09/22 07:18- Strabag agreed to acquire KEE Surfacing to expand its roadworks and materials platform in Western Australia.
- KEE Surfacing employs about 70 staff and generates annual revenue of about EUR 52 million.
- The deal adds asphalt production and paving capacity, deepening vertical integration in Australia.
- Strabag’s Australian order backlog has risen to more than EUR 1 billion since acquiring Georgiou Group in March 2025.
- Completion remains subject to customary closing conditions.
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