Fulton Hogan

Fulton Hogan is an infrastructure construction company founded in 1933 in New Zealand. Over more than 90 years it has grown from a small contracting partnership into one of Australasia's largest civil construction firms, employing approximately 9,000 people across New Zealand, Australia and the Pacific Islands. The company remains family-owned.

Its work spans road and pavement construction, water infrastructure, transport, airports, ports, rail, energy and communications projects. Alongside construction, Fulton Hogan operates a vertically integrated materials business, supplying asphalt, concrete, aggregates and binders from a network of quarries and manufacturing plants. This combination of contracting and materials production underpins its civil infrastructure operations.

The company states a focus on creating, connecting and caring for communities and on building resilient infrastructure. Its stated values are set out under the acronym REAL: Respect, Energy & Effort, Attitude and Leadership.