Ramboll was founded in Copenhagen, Denmark, in 1945. The main owner of the Ramboll group is the Ramboll Foundation. Our foundation ownership means that we are able to take a long-term perspective on our business rather than having to focus on creating a short-term profits. In this way, we are able to focus on creating lasting value for our employees, customers and society at large.
High ethical standards as well as responsibility towards society and employees are part of our cultural DNA. Ramboll was value-based long before it came into fashion and we live our values every day.
With more than 300 Offices in 35 countries, we combine local experience with a global knowledge-base. In the Middle East, we have six offices across the country.
We employ 13,000 experts and have a strong presence in the Nordics, North America, the UK, Continental Europe, Middle East and India, supplemented by a significant representation in Asia, Australia, South America and Sub-Saharan Africa.
In 2016, Ramboll achieved its best result ever.
The Shining Towers have established their own character across the city of Abu Dhabi with their unique and complex design.
We seek more than 100 new highly qualified employees for our many projects all over the world.
Ramboll Middle East provides employees with the great potential for personal and professional growth that comes with working for a global consultancy.
Whether you are due to graduate shortly and are looking at where to start your career, or you want to get some exposure to the industry while still studying, Ramboll Middle East can help you.
Ramboll's Telecom Director in India, Pankaj Sachdeva spoke at ‘Arthashastra’ the Leadership Talk Series at the Faculty of Management Studies (FMS) Delhi this week.
Ramboll is ranked 16th in the Engineering News-Record (ENR) magazine that released its annual list of Top 225 International Design Firms in the July 2017 issue.
Construction Week’s annual Power 100 has been released with Richard Beard, Managing Director for Middle East and Asia, ranked 40th in the Power 100.
Helping Hong Kong improve its air quality is just one of many ways Ramboll is taking responsibility for our environmental impact and promoting sustainable societies.
The main owner of the Ramboll group is the Ramboll Foundation. Our foundation ownership means that we are able to take a long-term perspective on our business rather than having to focus on creating short-term profits.
Ramboll is founded on strong business ethics which govern our approach to working in the Middle East.
Creating structures below ground and under high water pressure is challenging. And when even anchors cannot withstand the forces of the ocean, you need to get creative.
Why planning matters: Thorough, holistic planning is essential in ensuring sustainable development.
Seaports and airports are big business. Physically, these structures enable the arrival and departure of people and goods, but they encompass so much more. A seaport gives industry access to foreign markets and facilitates the movement of products and goods.