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'''White Wolf Construction''' was founded in 1989 as a construction company by Konstantine Lysak in [[Durenko]], [[Durnstaal]]. The company consisted entirely of former assets and employees of the defunct '''Foster Assembly''' company which went out of business in | '''White Wolf Construction''' was founded in 1989 as a construction company by Konstantine Lysak in [[Durenko]], [[Durnstaal]]. The company consisted entirely of former assets and employees of the defunct '''Foster Assembly''' company which went out of business in 1987. Despite being a new company, they received steady contracts due to the experience of their engineers who formerly worked at '''Foster Assembly'''. Rapid growth throughout the 90's and 00's led to a period of stagnancy by 2011 which the company has yet to escape. | ||
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Latest revision as of 21:59, 19 December 2020
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| Industry | Construction |
| Founded | January 3, 1989 |
| Founder | Konstantine Lysak |
| Headquarters | , |
Area served | Durnstaal |
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| Revenue |  P£482 million |
Number of employees | 800 (2016) |
White Wolf Construction is a construction company based out of Durenko, Piva, Durnstaal which specializes in railroad track and bridges. They mainly service the west and southwest of Durnstaal and as of 2020 are one of the companies employed in the Inward Expansion Project.
History
White Wolf Construction was founded in 1989 as a construction company by Konstantine Lysak in Durenko, Durnstaal. The company consisted entirely of former assets and employees of the defunct Foster Assembly company which went out of business in 1987. Despite being a new company, they received steady contracts due to the experience of their engineers who formerly worked at Foster Assembly. Rapid growth throughout the 90's and 00's led to a period of stagnancy by 2011 which the company has yet to escape.