The company is also one of the largest producers of gravel and crushed stone, as well as being maintenance operators of public roads.
The advantage of Asphaltic Concrete Cores for Embankment dams, is its cost effective waterproofing capabilities and its reliability in various climatic conditions.
In 1995, Veidekke Industry and Shell joined forces to work on a difficult challenge: The development of a process for making asphalt at lower temperatures without sacrificing the quality of the product.
When Sigurd Hesselberg died in 1929, Bjarne L. Corwin makes the company become Norway's largest private asphalt entrepreneur.
Vidar Aarvold leads the company until 2009, then Per-Johan Plünnecke takes over as Managing Director.