Skanska named Europe's Best Employer 2026 by the Financial Times
- Skanska has been ranked as Europe's Best Employer 2026 in a prestigious list published by the Financial Times in partnership with Statista.
- The company maintains a diverse business model, with 90.5% of net sales coming from building and infrastructure construction and 9.3% from real estate development.
- Geographically, Skanska's operations are led by the United States (48.3%), followed by Sweden (18.5%), Norway (13%), and the United Kingdom (9.6%).
- This recognition highlights Skanska's leadership in workforce management and employer branding across its global construction and investment portfolio.
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