Heidelberg Cement news
PowerCrete supports landfall connection to Inch Cape Offshore Wind Farm
Heidelberg Materials UK has supplied its PowerCrete concrete to help maximise power capacity at the landfall connection to Inch Cape Offshore Wind Farm.
Heidelberg Materials secures ENA TS 97-1 accreditation nationwide for PowerSand
Heidelberg Materials UK’s PowerSand range of thermally conductive bedding material is now available nationwide with accreditation to ENA TS 97-1.
Heidelberg Materials strengthens footprint in Italy by acquiring Cava Nord S.r.l.
Heidelberg Materials has acquired Cava Nord S.r.l., a family-owned company based in Paderno Dugnano, north of Milan in Italy.
Heidelberg Materials acquires assets of Burnco in Edmonton
Heidelberg Materials North America enters binding purchase agreement to acquire assets of BURNCO Rock Products Ltd in Edmonton, Alberta/Canada.
Heidelberg Materials report Q2 financial results
Heidelberg Materials deliver very good results in the second quarter of 2025, in a persistently challenging market environment.
Heidelberg Materials launches first industrial scale facility for enforced carbonation in Poland
Launch of breakthrough pilot facility for enforced carbonation at Heidelberg Materials’ cement plant in Górazdze, Poland.
Horton quarry rail link reopens after 60 years
The rail link at Heidelberg Materials Horton quarry in Yorkshire has been reinstated as part of their strategy to improve their network of rail connected quarries and depots.
Dominik von Achten, Chairman of the Managing Board of Heidelberg Materials, appointed new President of GCCA
Dr von Achten was officially confirmed as President at the GCCA Global CEO Gathering and Leaders Conference in Mexico City in June 2025.
Heidelberg Materials North America acquires concrete recycling business in Calgary
Heidelberg Materials North America has acquired certain assets of Concrete Crushers Inc. (CCI), the largest concrete recycler in Calgary, Alberta.
GRR! Rebrands to Heidelberg Materials
Giant Resource Recovery (GRR!) will rebrand to Heidelberg Materials Giant Resource Recovery (GRR) effective immediately.