InProjects generated net revenues of €11m in 2013 and employs about 200 people across its network of offices in Hong Kong, China, Macau, Singapore and India. It will become part of EC Harris.
InProjects provides project management services in the retail, hotel, hospitality and leisure sectors to clients including Adidas, Reebok, Swarovski, Citibank, Apple, Starbucks, Intercontinental Hotel Group, Cathay Pacific and Qantas.
Stephanie Hottenhuis, the Arcadis executive board member responsible for Asia said: "This deal clearly reflects our strategy to build and strengthen our leadership position in project management."
Today Arcadis has over 4,000 people across Asia working for Arcadis, EC Harris, multi-disciplinary cost management consultancy Langdon & Seah and architecture and design firm RTKL. Arcadis and inProjects have been long-term strategic alliance partners for a number of years, delivering project management services across the region.
Graham Kean, regional leader, Asia at EC Harris said: "We are seeing strong demand for a single provider to manage their footprint both within Asia and across the globe, so together we will be able to meet these needs and continue to deliver exceptional outcomes for our clients wherever they need us to be."
Matt Fletcher, group managing director at inProjects said: "Culturally Arcadis' ambitions mirror our own, and I am confident that our people will enjoy the opportunity to learn from new colleagues and grow their careers within the larger company."
The merger involves both inProjects and Genesis Solutions, and inProjects said that both brands will continue to exist and operate as part of the wider EC Harris business in Asia.
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