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The Formwork Experts.

Corporate Presentation | 2016

_Understanding The Doka Group

1868 Founded

5 Continents

70 Countries

160 Branches worldwide

1,215 Million € consolidated revenuesUmdasch Group

93 % Foreign share

> 6,100 Employees

The Doka Group – At a glance

Familiy business with almost 150 years of historyMilestones

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2004

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19772014

Woodworking – where it all began

The year a strong brand is born – Doka

Going International – Doka Germany

Market entry Overseas

Burj Khalifa sets new benchmark

Formwork contract for 1 km high Kingdom Tower

Owners Hilde Umdaschand Alfred Umdasch

2004 Doka beam H20 topis introduced to the market

1965 Doka large-area formworkstreamlines forming operations

1996 Doka platform SCP makes its construction-site debut

Formwork construction and shopfitting under one roofA Company of the Umdasch Group

The heart of our operationsHeadquarters in Austria

Formwork solutions – Made in AustriaResearch & Development, Production & Operations

Research & Development

1990 R&D centre opens

100 Employees

200,000 Working hours/year

Josef Umdasch Research

Prize

Production & Operations

4 million m2 formwork sheets

1 million floor props

12 million linear metres formwork beams

250,000 load-bearing tower frames

180,000 framed formwork panels

Project Management

The right solution for every requirementDoka Systems

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Tailored to project-specific and individual construction processesDoka Services

Formwork instructor

Reconditioning service

Training

Formwork planning

Doka Safety

Doka Safety Initiativeto raise awareness of safety-related

issues at construction sites.

Doka experts for all construction sectors and methodsDoka Competence Centers

BridgesHigh RiseTunnels

Power PlantsMining

Fair-faced Concrete

Muskrat FallsLabrador, CanadaHydro power plant

Schiphol AmsterdamAmsterdam, NetherlandsCantilevered bridge• Length: 284 m• Height: 41 m• Cycle time: 7-day cycle• Span width: 142 m

Solbakk TunnelStavanger, NorwayTwo tunnels• Length: each 185 m • Length of concreting section: 6 m • Cross sectional shape: curved/round• Partly monolithic

Lot 194Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Residential highrise• Height: 235 m• Number of storeys: 55

D3 Svrčinovec – Skalité Svrčinovec – Skalité, Slovakia Piers & carriageway slab• Length of structure: 422 m• Width of bridge: 31.41 m

Brenner Base TunnelBrenner, AustriaWolf II – Saxener Tunnel• Length of tunnel: 1 km• Clear width: 9.26 m• Clear height: 6.87 m

Juma Al Majid TowerDubai, United Arab EmiratesResidential highrise• Height: 210 m• Number of storeys: 50

Business Garden WarsawWarsaw, PolandOffice building & shopping area

ESO SupernovaGarching, GermanyPlanetarium & Visitor Centre• Usable area: 3,700 m²• Planetarium dome: 14.00 m diameter• Dome inclination: 23.5 °

World Trade Center Tower 3New York, USAHighrise• Height: 300 m• Number of storeys: 80

Nispo ViaductMorelia, MexicoBridge, Piers• Height: 48 to 58 m

Midfield Terminal ComplexAbu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates Airport

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