Europe & CIS

Heidelberg Materials has invested in a new wash plant to enable the recycling of excavated waste at scale.

Molins has reached a net profit of €141 million, equivalent to earnings per share of €2.13, 8% lower than the same period of the previous year.

Amrize delivers strong third quarter revenue growth and free cash flow generation.

Molins has been honoured with the National FdA Sustainable Development Awards and the Mining and Life Foundation Awards for its initiatives in circular economy, environmental management, and social commitment.

Cemex delivers double-digit EBITDA growth and margin expansion across all regions.

After several successful tests on first construction sites, VINCI Immobilier has confirmed the performance and reliability of Hoffmann Green's 0% clinker cement.

Holcim delivered strong profitable growth in the third quarter of 2025, with nine-month recurring EBIT up 9.8% and net sales up 2.9% in local currency.

Now in its ninth edition, the annual competition received 563 applications from over 54 countries, marking the second-highest participation in its history.

Holcim has signed a binding agreement to acquire Xella, a European leader in sustainable and innovative walling systems with projected 2025 net sales of around €1 billion.

At EnviroTech 2025 in Athens, FLSmidth Cement, the event’s Headline Sponsor, delivered a compelling presentation on the role of digitalisation in achieving meaningful decarbonisation across the cement sector.

One of the very first deliveries of evoZero supports the construction of the new Skøyen Station in Oslo, Norway.

The project aims to revolutionise fibre cement recycling by enabling a fully closed-loop solution, making fibre cement a complete circular product, using advanced Carbon Capture Utilisation and Storage (CCUS) technology.

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month around the world, so Martin is replacing its iconic orange paint with pink on selected products.

Underscoring its commitment to bolstering domestic manufacturing, sustainable materials startup Material Evolution has been awarded the Made in Britain accreditation.

This month marks the 50th year since ABB’s Low Voltage Variable Speed Drive (VSD) was first brought to market.