Europe & CIS

As part of a long-term plan to support increased demand for cementitious products across the UK construction market, Aggregate Industries has invested into a new 'super shed'.

Sympower and Heidelberg Materials Hellas are working together to unlock and monetise the inherent flexibility of Heidelberg Materials Hellas’ energy-intensive equipment.

Tarmac is offering its customers access to advanced AI-enhanced digital sensors that can help to optimise concrete mixes.

Heidelberg Materials France plans a restructuring that would result in the closure of sites in Beffes (Cher) and Villiers-au-Bouin (Indre-et-Loire).

These achievements to-date and these initiatives will make the Kamari plant, in Greece, one of the largest fully digitalised and green cement plants in Europe by 2030.

Holcim proposes Catrin Hinkel, Chief Executive Officer of Microsoft Switzerland, for election to its Board of Directors.

Bedeschi S.p.a. has announced the finalisation of a new contract with the long-standing client Buzzi Unicem.

TITAN has released its Integrated Annual Report 2023 (IAR), which outlines the group’s financial, as well as environmental, social, and governance (ESG) performance.

The annual global competition, run by the GCCA, has selected a striking image of a boy flying a kite playing on the steps of the Teopanzolco Cultural Centre in Mexico as the Concrete in Life Photo of the Year.

The deal is part of Ecocem’s plans to accelerate bringing its ACT technology to market as a commercially available solution by 2026.

Saint-Gobain has priced a double Green Bond whose proceeds will be used to finance projects aligned with the European taxonomy.

Minister for Energy Efficiency and Green Finance Lord Callanan has visited Heidelberg Materials’ Padeswood cement works in north Wales.

Front-End Engineering and Design studies will drive cost-effective carbon capture, utilisation and storage technologies.

The two groups join the Community of Water Users of Vall Baixa and Delta del Llobregat, whose objective is to improve the management of the Llobregat's groundwater.

In the largest known green cement seed round to date, Swedish Cemvision joins forces with its compatriot investors Polar Structure and Backing Minds, and SF-based Zacua Ventures.