Continuous growth
2004 New production facilities taken into operation in Halbenrain, Himberg and Tainach (A)
Himberg starts using rail transport
Production capacities at the alternative-fuel plants in Brno and Prague (CZ) extended
Take-over of waste activities from Lobbe, Wölger and Peinhopf in Austria
.A.S.A. Austria generates largest sales increase since its founding
2005 Opening of the first alternative-fuel plant in Hungary (Gyál)
.A.S.A. put up for international sale and acquired by FCC (FOMENTO DE CONSTRUCCIONES Y CONTRATAS, S.A.), a stock-exchange listed construction and service group from Spain.
.A.S.A. continues to grow by 13% and increases its results in spite of the sales process.
2006

Immediately after the official takeover of .A.S.A. by FCC the decision to erect the first waste-to-energy-plant in Zistersdorf/Austria is done.

Beside a number of different acquisitions the market penetration in Poland is pushed by the acquisition of the company Zarbze.

Group revenues increase by organic growth and acquisitions to 226 Mill. Euro.
2007

.2007 is the year with the best turnover-development in ASA’s history: mainly by organic growth turnover goes up to 275 Mill. Euro, representing 22 % growth-rate.

The construction works at the incinerator in Zistersdorf/Austria start and develop according to plan.

ASA increases its territory by the countries Lithuania and Serbia, in which operative companies are founded.
   
1988 Established by ÖIAG
1990 Market expansion into east Austria
1991 Initial operations in Brno (CZ) and Debrecen (H)
1992 First subsidiary in Slovakia
Large-scale sorting plant taken into operation in Asten near Linz (A)
1993 .A.S.A. sold to EDF (Eléctricité de France)
1994 More than ten operational subsidiaries in Eastern Europe
1995 Collapsing prices on the Austrian waste market force .A.S.A. to implement restructuring measures
First .A.S.A.-own landfill sites in Slovakia
1996 The number of employees working at .A.S.A. exceeds 1,000 for the first time
1997 .A.S.A. commissioned with the major contamination clean-up project at the “Kiener Deponie” landfill site (A)
Successful conclusion of the restructuring measures in Austria and continued strong expansion into Eastern Europe
1998 Market leader in the Czech Republic and Slovakia
1999 Market leader for hazardous waste in Austria through 50% share in the company Killer
Preparation of market entry into the former Yugoslavia
2000 Construction of the large site in Brno (CZ)
More than 1,000 employees at .A.S.A. International
2001 Initial activities in south Poland (Kraków)
Opening of the central location in Himberg (A)
2002 Opening of the south Moravia site in Brno
2003 First mechanical / biological treatment plant opened in Halbenrain (A)
First modern waste-disposal site taken into operation in Arad (Romania)