Europe & CIS

Already in summer 2024 the Austrian machine manufacturer sued two Chinese companies that copied Starlinger's patented AD*STAR bag production technologies.

The firms participating in this programme thus far represent over US$59.5 billion in annual revenues.

This collaboration builds upon TITAN’s earlier investment in Carbon Upcycling and underscores both companies’ shared commitment to accelerating the decarbonisation of the building materials industry.

Holcim UK has acquired an asphalt plant in Sharpness to strengthen its offer in the Gloucester and south west area.

The partnership ensures that customers across the country will have full access to Screencore’s complete line of versatile material processing equipment.

Molins acquires Concremat, the leading precast concrete company in Portugal, and will build a new robotic plant in central Spain.

Cemex introduce its new Prime range of advanced admixtures to the EMEA market, marking the latest stage in a comprehensive evolution of its admixtures portfolio.

Over 200 sites will now deploy Fuelre4m’s Re4mx technology to reduce fuel use, lower emissions, and improve performance with no engine modifications.

Cementir Holding N.V. announces that two subsidiaries have entered into a binding agreement with Arkoz Madencilik A.S to divest 100% of the share capital of Kars Cimento AS.

Ecocem announce that John Reddy has been appointed to the role of President of the Institute of Concrete Technology (ICT), the international professional body for concrete technologists and engineers.

Holcim has broken ground at the state-of-the-art OLYMPUS project at its plant in Milaki, Greece, engineered to produce 2 million tpy of near-zero cement from 2029.

Extensive lab automation and real-time material analysis mark a major step forward for Rohrdorfer in Gmunden.

Heidelberg Materials presented its “Strategy 2030: Making a Material Difference” at this year’s Capital Markets Day in Brevik, Norway.

Heidelberg Materials and global built environment consultancy Arup agree to collaborate under a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU).

Microsoft is purchasing up to 623K tons of cement products from Sublime’s first commercial factory and subsequent full-scale factory over a six- to nine-year period.