European cement news

Thomas Walther, Siemens, explains how a coordinated portfolio of electrification, hardware, and software solutions for both core production and secondary processes can play an important role in the sustainable digital transformation of the cement industry.

Titan Group had a positive start to the year with sales up by 2.4% at €638.4m, thanks to firm pricing, sustained volumes in cement, and growth in volumes in other core products.

Molins will participate in Construmat 2025, which will be held from May 20 to 22 at Fira de Barcelona Gran Vía, where the company will reaffirm their role as a global partner in the construction sector.

Cemex EMEA has celebrated some of its most outstanding projects from across the region at its Global Research & Development (GRD) Center in Bruegg, Switzerland, under the theme "Shaping the Future Together".

Heidelberg Materials increased its revenue by 5% to €4,715 million (previous year: 4,488) in the first quarter.

Holcim is partnering with Pritzker Prize-winning architect Alejandro Aravena and his firm ELEMENTAL to present a new biochar technology that transforms buildings into carbon sinks.

RHI Magnesita have provided an update on trading for the three months to 31 March 2025.

CRH have completed the latest phase of its share buyback programme, returning a further US$0.3 billion of cash to shareholders.

Daniele Sciuto, Euromecc Srl, explains how an innovative debagging facility in Bologna, Italy, is reshaping the white cement market.

Lubrication Engineers, Inc. have acquired RSC Bio Solutions (RSC), a leading innovator of high-performance, sustainable, biodegradable lubrication solutions.