1980-2010

1982: The company expands
fibo maskiner moves to the Danish town Videbaek. 

Norsk Leca buys the majority shareholding in A/S Fibo, which changes its name to Fibo A/S.

The company starts intensive expansion in the following years. For fibo maskiner this means expansion of production with a new workshop, a new painting cabin and a new armouring facility.



1998: New structure
Fibo A/S is divided into Fiboment A/S and Optiroc LWA. fibo maskiner runs under the latter and changes its name to Optiroc Fibo Maskiner.

The company is the only factory left in the machinery division. 

2000: Independent company
Optiroc A/S sells fibo maskiner to a group of employees. fibo intercon thereby becomes an independent limited company. 

2003: Mobile batching plants are added
fibo maskiner a/s acquires the Danish company Inter Con which is a reputable supplier of mobile batching plants. Inter Con moves to the address in Videbaek and the Inter Con employees who want to move follow too. At the same time, the company is renamed fibo intercon a/s.   



2004-2005: Develops new batching plants
fibo intercon develops two new mobile and semi-mobile batching plants. In 2004 the first winter plant is developed specially designed to mix concrete at temperatures as low as - 40 ºC. The year after the company develops a mobile dosing station designed for dosing aggregates at temperatures between 30-60 ºC. 



2006-2008: The organisation grows
fibo intercon grows rapidly after the acquisition of Inter Con and is designated a high-growth company (Gazelle-virksomhed) in 2006. The growth continues over the next two years, and the number of employees rises steadily. In 2008 fibo intercon is among the 252 Danish companies on the shortlist for Entrepreneur of the Year awarded by accountancy firm Ernst & Young. 



2009: Defies the financial crisis
fibo intercon adapts to the difficult market situation by seeking new markets and finds new customers especially in North Africa. The company also develops a new F2250 semi-mobile batching plant and a new production plant for the manufacture of insulating blocks.