Brian Frederik Stryk Ludvigsen

Centrum Pæle Holding A/S invests in companies with interests in manufacturing and selling of reinforced concrete piles. The company was founded on February 27, 1984 and is headquartered in Vejle, Denmark.

Dansk Byggeri operates as a trade and employers' organization for construction and building industry. It focuses on labor markets and training policies; domestic and international enterprise policy interests; collective agreements; building regulations; and purchasing agreements and commercial proposals. The firm serves building contractors, small and medium-sized construction companies, and manufacturers of building components. The company was founded on January 1, 2003 and is headquartered in Copenhagen, Denmark.

K2 Management A/S engages in the development and operations of energy projects. The company was founded by Lars K Hammershøj and Per K Melgaard in 2007 and is headquartered in Aarhus, Denmark.

Molio Erhvervsdrivende Fond is a construction knowledge center that offers digital tools, courses, and networking activities for the entire construction industry. The private company is based in Denmark. The Danish company's education programs are developed in collaboration with some of the construction industry's strongest actors, specialists, and subject experts. Molio's digital tools help streamline parts of the construction processes and provide a standardized method to impose relevant ICT requirements.

Rømerfondet is a charitable organization based in Hinnerup, Denmark. The Danish company operates various charitable organizations.

Permagreen Grønland A/S is a construction company based in Nuussuaq, Greenland that was founded in 1950. The Greenlandic company has a long history of building various structures in Greenland, including housing, institutions, hospitals, factories, and commercial buildings. The private company offers total, main, or professional contracts, as well as partnering services for construction and terrain works. Permagreen is committed to contributing to the local community by educating and training skilled local people, with approximately 30 apprentices, engineering trainees, carpenters, painters, and others in education with them. The company's goal is to be Greenland's leading local contracting company, providing the highest quality contracts and creating added value for all parties involved. The company has built various structures in Greenland, including 48 homes in Qinngorput, a new prison in Nuuk, and business property with housing in Qinngorput.

Part of Per Aarsleff Holding A/S, Trym Anlegg AS constructs infrastructure and transport projects. The company is based in Trondheim, Norway. The Norwegian company was founded in 1985. Robert Walnum Skjervstad has been the CEO of the company since 2022. Trym Anlegg was acquired by Aarsleff Rail A/S from Trym AS on July 12, 2022 for $16.06 million.