Hoffmann Green Cement Technologies announce the signing of a partnership with Matériaux Travaux Publics (MTP), a distributor of construction materials for public work companies in France.
Since 1988, Matériaux Travaux Publics (MTP) has embodied expertise and innovation in the distribution of materials and solutions for public works companies. With more than 35 years of experience, the company relies on a team of 200 employees and a network of 22 branches covering the entire South-West and South of France, remaining as close as possible to field needs. With a portfolio of 5500 products in stock and nearly 250 000 m2 of storage space, MTP supports major groups, craftsmen, local authorities, and agricultural professionals daily across nine key sectors: collective and non-collective sanitation, water supply, dry networks, building, civil engineering, urban development, chemicals and tools.
Subsidiary of the Etchart Group, a major player in construction and public works, MTP shares the same commitment to innovation and sustainable development. Its ambition: to offer high performance and responsible technical solutions, while maintaining a relationship of proximity and trust. This partnership with Hoffmann Green enables MTP to offer public works companies 0% clinker, low-carbon cements that meet the technical and environmental requirements of worksites across the entire area covered by its branches.
By partnering with a trading company firmly established in the South-West, Hoffmann Green strengthens its regional positioning, following the partnership recently concluded with Etchart Construction. This new collaboration is fully in line with the Company’s strategy to diversify its markets and expand the use of its low-carbon cements through the wide range of business sectors addressed by MTP.
Julien Blanchard and David Hoffmann, Co-founders of Hoffmann Green Cement Technologies, say: “This partnership marks a new step in our territorial expansion strategy. By partnering with a recognised player such as MTP, we are strengthening our proximity to public works companies and accelerating the deployment of low-carbon cement solutions in the South of France.”
Philippe Borrely, Chief Executive Officer of Matériaux Travaux Publics and Durand Béton, adds: "By integrating Hoffmann Green Cement into our offering, we enable our clients to access innovative materials that combine performance and environmental responsibility, in line with our commitment to the sustainable development of the regions we serve."
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