Bouygues

Bouygues is an international diversified services group founded in 1952, originally to help rebuild France after the Second World War. Today the group employs 200,000 people and operates in more than 80 countries, with activities spanning construction, energies and services, media and telecommunications. Its business lines cover roads and building materials, building and civil engineering, property development, energy and technical services, fixed and mobile telecommunications networks, and media activities including television, streaming, advertising and content production and distribution.

The breadth of these operations means legal and commercial work touches a wide range of sectors and jurisdictions. Construction and civil engineering contracts, infrastructure and building materials supply, property development, energy and technical services agreements, telecommunications regulation and network operations, and media, advertising and content licensing each bring distinct bodies of law. The group's stated emphasis on business diversity and expertise is reflected in the range of customer solutions it develops across these fields.

Bouygues describes its purpose as making life better every day for as many people as possible by meeting essential needs with an ethical and responsible approach. Its stated culture is grounded in respect, engagement, pioneering spirit and transmission, with a focus on empowering people and developing sustainable products and services. The group identifies its work as responding to energy, digital and industrial transitions.