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Home›Business development›DEME’s Environmental segment reports EUR 200M turnover
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November 19, 2025 · about 9 months ago

DEME’s Environmental segment reports EUR 200M turnover

In its latest Trading Update Q3 2025, DEME said that their Environmental segment reported a turnover of 200 million euros year-to-date. In the Netherlands, DEME announced a long-term contract for the reinforcement of the Lekdijk, with works started in September 2025 and completion expected in 2027.

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DEME’s Environmental segment reports EUR 200M turnover
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In its latest Trading Update Q3 2025, DEME said that their Environmental segment reported a turnover of 200 million euros year-to-date.

In the Netherlands, DEME announced a long-term contract for the reinforcement of the Lekdijk, with works started in September 2025 and completion expected in 2027.

The team also continued works for the GOWA project and a sand supply contract for the Port of Rotterdam.

In Belgium, DEME advanced the long-term redevelopment of the former ArcelorMittal site near Liège and on other ongoing projects, including Oosterweel in the Antwerp region, maintenance works along the river Meuse, and the Feluy project in the Hainaut region.

According to DEME, the Environmental segment also continued expanding and upgrading its soil treatment centers in Belgium and is scaling up the volumes and commercial capacity of its active carbon filter solution via the Cargen joint venture.

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