ANI
10 Apr 2025, 12:09 GMT+10
HT Syndication
New Delhi [India], April 10: Terre Armee, a global leader in soil-structure interaction, geotechnical engineering, has announced its rebranding to Geoquest. This strategic name change reflects the company's evolution, diversification, and commitment to providing cutting-edge solutions across its global operations.
Over the past decades, the company has expanded its expertise beyond its traditional Reinforced Earth solutions, integrating geosynthetics, advanced construction materials and geohazards solutions into its portfolio. The transition to Geoquest signifies a unified global identity across continents, reinforcing the company's mission to expand, diversify, and innovate in the field of geotechnical, geohazards and hydraulic engineering.
A name that reflects expertise and vision
The new name, Geoquest, embodies the company's core strengths. The prefix 'Geo' highlights its expertise in geotechnical engineering, geosynthetics and geohazards, while the suffix 'quest' represents its relentless pursuit of excellence by providing innovative solutions to build and maintain long term infrastructure assets. As the company embarks on a new strategic plan focused on expanding its offerings and market reach, adopting a name that aligns with its global vision is a natural step forward.
Commitment to excellence remains unchanged
Despite the name change, the company remains deeply committed to its legacy of expertise, innovation, and excellence. Its dedication to delivering high-quality, forward-thinking solutions remains unchanged, with the proven Terre Armee solutions continuing to be a cornerstone of the Retain, Cross, Protect, and Strengthen segmentation portfolio.
Commenting on the occasion, Mr. Somnath Biswas, Managing Director of Geoquest India, said, 'The decision to adopt the name of Geoquest is a significant milestone in our company's journey. As we continue to expand our expertise and diversify our solutions, it is essential that our identity reflects our forward-thinking approach and global ambitions. This change represents more than just a new name--it underscores our commitment to innovation, excellence, and sustainable solutions. While we embrace this evolution, our core values, technical expertise, and dedication to delivering high-performance solutions remain unwavering. Geoquest is a name that signifies both where we are today and the ambitious path we are charting for the future.'
About Geoquest
Geoquest, formerly known as Terre Armee, is a global leader in geotechnical engineering and soil-structure interactive solutions. Geoquest offers cutting-edge solutions in geotechnical engineering, hydraulic and environmental protection and sustainability, geohazard risk mitigation, drainage solutions, precast structures, reinforced backfilled retaining walls and slopes, basal reinforcement, and ground stabilization. As a subsidiary of Soletanche Freyssinet (and VINCI Construction), Geoquest blends advanced engineering expertise with state-of-the-art products and innovative construction technologies to deliver efficient, cost-effective, and sustainable solutions. With a strong commitment to quality, health and safety, environment and timely project execution, Geoquest partners with customers worldwide to build resilient and long-term asset performance-oriented structures.
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HT Syndication New Delhi [India], April 10: Terre Armee, a global leader in soil-structure interaction, geotechnical engineering,...