Zbs Alfaçelik

Zbs Alfaçelik started its operations in 1999 with the vision of improving the quality of services in the industry with an understanding that integrates project – fabrication – erection to increase the share of steel structures in the construction sector and achieve its commercial goals. Constructions range from industrial buildings to shopping centres and stadiums.

Zbs Alfaçelik part of the Zeman Group

Since 2007, the company has expanded its activities in parallel with the requirements of its customers and has become a general contractor for steel and reinforced concrete structures.

By acquiring 80% of the shares in 2009, Alfaçelik became part of the Zeman Group. With the help of this partnership, the company was able to improve its physical infrastructure, technical and financial capabilities and had the unique opportunity to offer its products in the Central and Northern European markets. At the beginning of 2015, the Zeman Group acquired the remaining shares, the 20% of Alfaçelik.

Thanks to the synergy effect of the partnership with Zeman Holding, the company was able to increase the number of its successes, which were officially recognised with the award of the European Prize for Steel Structures in 2011.

Growth through quality

Alfaçelik takes its place among the leading companies in the sector thanks to the experience it has gained since its establishment and the technology and skills it possesses and is constantly developing. Thanks to the qualified and experienced technical staff and development teams it employs, Alfaçelik increases the quality of its services and continues to grow. Maintaining its understanding of aesthetics, safety, quality and economy of its services, the company strives to set a higher standard in each new project and surpass the previous one. Since the company’s inception, it has completed numerous long-span industrial buildings, warehouses, storage facilities, factories, industrial plants, multi-storey steel frame houses, commercial and shopping centres, hotels, bridges and stadiums, which are either pure steel structures or steel structures combined with reinforced concrete.