Lemminkäinen Group


kantaja-katolla

Economic responsibility

a a a | Print Print  | Send Send this page to a friend


Profitable growth brings economic value added. Lemminkäinen’s main economic goals are profitable growth and strengthening the Group's solvency.


Lemminkäinen’s importance for the economic wellbeing of society can be assessed through the cash flows between the Company and its stakeholder groups. These cash flows include sales revenues from customers, purchases from goods suppliers and subcontractors, wages and salaries paid to employees, different kinds of taxes and social charges, payments to shareholders and financiers, and business investments. The indirect economic effects are mainly associated with the employees of customers and subcontractors. Central government and local authorities also benefit from the income taxes paid on the wages and salaries of the Company’s employees.


distribution_of_Economic_value_added_to_our_stakeholder_groups

Updated 23.8.2012

Goods suppliers and subcontractors

Lemminkäinen’s total purchases from external goods suppliers and subcontractors in 2011 were EUR 1,803,6 million, i.e. approx. two-thirds of the Company’s net sales.

Employees

The average number of people employed in Lemminkäinen Group in 2011 was 8,400.

Financiers

The Company's net financing expenses in 2011 were EUR 38,2 million.

Investments

Gross investments in 2011 were EUR 84 million.