Verdegro was established in 2003 by Gerrit Verwijs and Sjoerd de Groot in Bergen op Zoom, originally focusing on the development of mobile traffic systems. The company name 'Verdegro' is derived from a combination of the founders' surnames.

Verdegro produces the first ever LED solar powered arrow board trailer.

Verdegro introduces the Truck Mounted Attenuator – EU.

Following the success of the LED solar-powered arrowboard trailer, Verdegro relocated to a new production facility in Roosendaal. Verdegro got the largest European tender for mobile traffic systems in history, securing an order for 320 car-Drips, which are still commonly seen across the Netherlands.

Due to its growing success, Verdegro moved to a larger production facility in Etten-Leur, establishing itself as one of Europe's leading producers of mobile traffic systems. The significant expansion in hybrid product production has led to numerous breakthroughs in traffic engineering.

Verdegro introduces the Auto Cone. A conelaying machine able to put down and pick up traffic cones.

Verdegro opens their new in-house crash test facility in Etten-Leur. Allowing tests to be performed on their safety systems.

Verdegro launches their new Mobile Lane Signaling system.