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CP2021 ENG.Pdf UNDERGROUND SUSTAINABLE SOLUTIONS COMPANY PROFILE 2021 English 3537 YEARSYEARS OF OF GROWTH GROWTH 3 ISTANBISTANBUL,uL, TuRKEY TURKEY 6 DIFFERENT 6 DIFFERENT METRO METRO LINES DESIGNED LINES DESIGNED TODAYTODAY BYBY GEODATA GEODATA AND AND uNDER UNDER CONSTR CONSTRUCTION;uCTION; GAYRETTEPE- GNEWAYRETTEPE-NEW AIRPORT AND AIRPORT KADIKOY-KARTAL AND KADIKOY-KARTAL LINES LINESALREADY IN The value and power of the water, facilitation of mobility beyond ALREADYOPERATION. IN OPERATION. SNOWY SNOWY2.0 HPSP, 2.0 HPSP,AUSTRALIA AuSTRALIA The value and power of the water, facilitation of mobility beyond barriers, reaching towards the future through cultivation of POWERCHINAPOWERCHINA BECOMES BECOMES THE THE MAJOR MAjOR TRANSANDINO AND MARCONA 2017 RAILWAYSTRASANDINO IN PERu AND MARCONA RAILWAYS IN PERU barriers, reaching towards the future through cultivation of SHAREHOLDERSHAREHOLDER OF OF GEODATA GEODATA GROUP GROuP state-of-the-art engineering. A sustainable environment with state-of-the-art engineering. A sustainable environment with which people relate. Daily challenges to improve the quality of life. OPENINGOPENING OF OFTHE THE BRANCHES BRANCHES IN IN BOLIVIA, BOLIVIA, ELEL BALA BALA 3200 3200 MW MW HPP, HPP, BOLIVIA BOLIVIA 2015 SãO PAuLO METRO – ExTENSION OF LINE 5 which people relate. Daily challenges to improve the quality of life. CANADACANADA & KATHMANDU& KATHMANDu (NEPAL (NEPAL)) 2015 SÃO PAULO METRO – EXTENSION OF LINE 5 Innovation continues. Innovation continues. 400400 PROFESSIONALS PROFESSIONALS WORKING WORKING IN THE IN GEODATATHE GEODATA GROuP; 2012 FLOOD-RELIEFFLOOD-RELIEF TuNNELS TUNNELS OF OF THE THE MALDONADO MALDONADO RIVER IN CGROUP;ONTINuING CONTINUINGExPANSION IN EXPANSIONMATuRE AND IN HIGH MATURE-DEMANDING AND RIVERBUENOS IN BuENOS AIRES, AIRES,ARGENTINA ARGENTINA EstablishedEstablished in in 19841984 inin TurinTurin (Italy), as anan independentindependent geo-engineeringgeo-engineering company. HIGH-DEMANDING MARKETS, u SA,USA, SINGAPO SINGAPORE,uR, TuRKEY TURKEY(2013) LIMALIMA METRO METRO LINES LINES 2 AND 2 AND 4, PERu4, PERU (2013)– OHSASOHSAS 18001 18001 CERTIFICATION CERTIFICATION GEODATAGEODATA is is leader leader inin ItalyItaly andand internationallyinternationally recognizedrecognized in in thethe fifield eld ofof design and COMPLEMENTINGCOMPLEMENTING WORLDWIDE WORLDWIDE ROOTING ROOTING 2011 STARTINGSTARTING INVOLVEMENT INVOLVEMENT IN ININDIAN INDIAN METROS: METROS: BANGALORE, engineeringengineering of ofunderground underground infrastructures. infrastructures. (AUSTRALIA, COLOMBIA,(AuSTRALIA, PERU COLOMBIA,) BREAKING PERu ) 2011 BANGALORE,DELHI, LUCKNOW, DELHI, AHMEDABAD,LuCKNOW, AHMEDABAD, CHENNAI, MUMBAI, BREAKINGTHROUGH THROuGH 40 40 M€ M€ REVENUES REVENuES CHENNAI,BHOPAL &MuMBAI, INDORE BOPHAL & INDOORE Still strongly focused on tunnelling and underground space use, GEODATA has gradually Stillbecome strongly a global focused multidisciplinary on tunnelling designer. and underground space use, GEODATA has gradually ISO ISO14001 14001 CERTIFICATION CERTIFICATION - 20102010 SSTARTINGTARTING INVOLVEMENT INVOLVEMENT IN INDIANIN INDIAN RAILWAYS RAILWAYS:: SIVOK- become a global multidisciplinary designer. STARTSTART WORKINGWORKING IN IN INDIA INDIA SRANGPO,IVOK-RANGPO, RISHIKESH-KARANPRAYANG, RISHIKESH-KARANPRAYANG TUNNELS, T1-T5 GEODATA presents itself as the ideal global partner to create the positive and effective synergy TuNNELSON UDHAMPUR-SRINAGAR-BARAMULLA T1-T5 ON uDHAMPuR-SRINAGAR-BARAM RAIL uLINKLLA - T74R RRAILWAYAIL LINK - TUNNEL T74R RAILWAY TuNNEL GEODATAwith partners presents and itself clients as forthe developing ideal global complex partner toprojects. create the positive and eff ective synergy CONSOLIDATINGCONSOLIDATING PRESENCE PRESENCE IN INSOUTH SOuTH AMERICA AMERICA ECuADORIANECUADORIAN HPP: HPP: COCA COCA CODO CODO SINCLAIR SINCLAIR 1500MW, 1500MW, with partners and clients for developing complex projects. 20092009 VILLADORA & CHONTAL 365 MW, THROUGHTHROuGH THE THE OPENING OPENING OF OF ARGENTINA, ARGENTINA , VILLADORA & CHONTAL 365 MW, MINAS Y LA UNION WithWith provenproven vastvast expertiseexpertise inin engineeringengineering undergroundunderground infrastructures infrastructures for for road road & & railrail ECUADORECuADOR AND AND BRAZIL BRAzIL BRANCHES BRANCHES MINAS260MW Y LA uNION 260MW transportation,transportation, water water supply supply & & waste waste water water management, management, storage storage and and hydropower, hydropower, we we are are ASSIGNEDASSIGNED TOTO GEODATA GEODATA THE THE SAMOTER SAMOTER HHIGHWAYIGHWAY AND AND RAILWAY RAILWAYTO SOCHITO SOCHI FOR FORWINTER committedcommitted to to implement implement digital digital innovation innovation to to enable enable comprehensive comprehensive robust robust solutions solutions both both for for INTERNATIONAL AWARD (CATEGORY DESIGN) 2008 OLYMPIC GAMES, RuSSIA INTERNATIONAL AWARD (CATEGORY DESIGN) WINTER OLYMPIC GAMES, RUSSIA newnew infrastructures infrastructures and and for for the the management management and and rehabilitation rehabilitation of ofexisting existing facilities. facilities. Today,Today, GEODATA GEODATA operates operates in in5 major5 major market market sectors: sectors: Metro, Metro, Road, Road, Rail, Rail, Hydro, Hydro, Earth Earth REACHING 15 M€REACHING REVENUES 15 M€-OPENING REVENu INES 2007 “MECHANIzED“MECHANIZED TuNNELING TUNNELING IN IN uRBAN URBAN AREAS” AREAS” OPENING INRUSSIA, RuSSIA, CHINA CHINA (2006(2006)) 2007 BOOKBOOK PuBLICATION PUBLICATION OVER 2.000 KM OF TUNNELSOVER DESIGNED 2,000 KM LLYONYON––TuRINTURIN HSR HSR BASE BASETuNNEL TUNNEL INVOLVEMENT -FRANCE/ITALY OF TuNNELS DESIGNED 2005 SALERNO-REGGIOSALERNO-REGGIO HIGHWAY HIGHWAY & BOLOGNA HSR BOLOGNAUNDERPASSING, HSR uNDERPASSING ITALY ESTABLISHMENTESTABLISHMENT OF OF THE THE BRANCH BRANCH IN IN GREECE; GREECE; PORTOPORTO METRO METRO - LINES C, S, J, PORTUGAL INCORPORATINGINCORPORATING E&M SPECIALISTS E&M SPECIALISTS (ITEA S.R.L.(ITEA)(2004 S.R.L.);) 2003 LINES C, S, j, PORTuGAL GROWING IN( S.E.ASIA2004); GROWING AND S.AMERICA IN S.E.ASIA THANKS AND S. TO AMERICA MORE THANKS TO MORETHAN THAN 100 100 PROFESSIONALS PROFESSIONALS FIRST FOREIGNFIRST FOREIGN BRANCH BRANCH (PORTUGAL(PORT)uGAL AND) 2000 TuRINTURIN METRO METRO LINE LINE 1, 1, ITALY ITALY PARTICIPATION (VENEZUELAAND PARTICIPATION); STARTING UP(VENEzuELA IN HYDRO) 2000 A6-A21A6-A21 A ASTI-CUNEOSTI-CuNEO HIGHWAY, HIGHWAY, ITALY ITALY PROJECTSSTARTING (GROUPE uP IN HYDROINCOMAG PROjECTS S.R.L.) (GROuPE INCOMAG S.R.L.) ISOISO 9001 9001 QUALITY QuALITY CERTIFICATION; CERTIFICATION; 1998 ST.PETERSBuRGST. PETERSBURG METRO METRO LINE, LINE, RuSSIA RUSSIA 5 5M€ M€ REVENUES REVENuES 1998 PPORTOORTO METRO METRO LINE, LINE, P ORTPORTUGALuGAL REACHED 1.000 KM OF TUNNELSREACHED DESIGNED 1.000 KM 1996 CAREMACAREMA ROCK ROCK SLOPE SLOPE AND FLOOD PROTECTION, OF TuNNELS DESIGNED ANDITALY FLOOD PROTECTION, ITALY 1990 AALPINELPINE HIGHWAYS HIGHWAYS: : AOSTA AOSTA-MONT-MONT BLANC, BLANC, AOSTA-GRAN AOSTA-GRAN SAN 1990 SBERNARDOAN BERNARDO AND AND TURIN-FREJUS, TuRIN-FREjuS, ITALY ITALY CCONNECTIONONNECTION BETWEEN BETWEEN THE NEWTHE GENOVANEW GENOVA-VOLTRI-VOLTRI HARBOR HARBORAND THE AND HSR THE NETWORK HSR NETWORK TO MILANO,TO MILANO, ITALY ITALY GEODATASedi di LOCATIONS Geodata PLACESLuoghi WHERE dove WE abbiamo HAVE WORKED lavorato ESTABLISHMENT OFESTABLISHMENT THE COMPANY 1984 THETHE FIRST FIRST IMPORTANT IMPORTANT BIG BIG PROjECT PROJECT IN IN WHICH WHICH WE HAVE OF THE COMPANY 1984 WEBEEN HAVE INVOLVED: BEEN INVOLVED: PONTREMOLESE PONTREMOLESE RAILWAY LINE, ITALY RAILWAY LINE, ITALY METRO RAIL ROAD HYDRO EARTH 35 YEARS OF GROWTH 4 35 ISTANBUL, TURKEY 6 DIFFERENT METRO LINES DESIGNED TODAY BY GEODATA AND UNDER CONSTRUCTION; GAYRETTEPE-NEW AIRPORT AND KADIKOY-KARTAL LINES ALREADY IN OPERATION. SNOWY 2.0 HPSP, AUSTRALIA The value and power of the water, facilitation of mobility beyond POWERCHINA BECOMES THE MAJOR TRANSANDINO AND MARCONA SHAREHOLDER OF GEODATA GROUP 2017 RAILWAYS IN PERU barriers, reaching towards the future through cultivation of state-of-the-art engineering. A sustainable environment with OPENING OF THE BRANCHES IN BOLIVIA, EL BALA 3200 MW HPP, BOLIVIA CANADA & KATHMANDU (NEPAL) 2015 SÃO PAULO METRO – EXTENSION OF LINE 5 which people relate. Daily challenges to improve the quality of life. Innovation continues. 400 PROFESSIONALS WORKING IN THE GEODATA GROUP; 2012 FLOOD-RELIEF TUNNELS OF THE MALDONADO CONTINUING EXPANSION IN MATURE AND HIGH-DEMANDING RIVER IN BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINA Established in 1984 in Turin (Italy), as an independent geo-engineering company. MARKETS, USA, SINGAPOUR, TURKEY(2013) LIMA METRO LINES 2 AND 4, PERU OHSAS 18001 CERTIFICATION GEODATA is leader in Italy and internationally recognized in the field of design and COMPLEMENTING WORLDWIDE ROOTING STARTING INVOLVEMENT IN INDIAN METROS: engineering of underground infrastructures. (AUSTRALIA, COLOMBIA, PERU) 2011 BANGALORE, DELHI, LUCKNOW, AHMEDABAD, BREAKING THROUGH 40 M€ REVENUES CHENNAI, MUMBAI, BOPHAL & INDOORE Still strongly focused on tunnelling and underground space use, GEODATA has gradually OVERCOMING BARRIERS become a global multidisciplinary designer. ISO 14001 CERTIFICATION 2010 STARTING INVOLVEMENT IN INDIAN RAILWAYS: OUR CORE SKILLS: NUMBERS From long and deep tunnelsSTART throughWORKING INmountains INDIA to urbanSIVOK-RANGPO, transformation RISHIKESH-KARANPRAYANG with underground, GEODATA presents itself as the ideal global partner to create the positive and effective synergy TUNNELS T1-T5 ON UDHAMPUR-SRINAGAR-BARAMULLA • GEOLOGY AND HYDROGEOLOGY GEODATA WAS ESTABLISHED
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