Heidelberg Cement news

A total of 1.2 million hours of technical precision work went into the successful integration of the carbon capture plant into the existing Brevik cement plant

Heidelberg Materials North America has entered into a definitive purchase agreement to acquire Giant Cement Holding Inc., an established cement producer on the US East Coast with a focus on using waste-derived fuels.

Heidelberg Materials’ Grange Top quarry in Rutland, which is adjacent to its Ketton cement works, has become the site of a major palaeontological find, as remains of a 170 million year old pterosaur from the Middle Jurassic period have been uncovered.

Hanson Australia celebrate historic milestone by transforming to Heidelberg Materials Australia, in line with its parent company’s global rebranding strategy.

The focus for the front-end engineering design (FEED study) is on the design and integration of the various systems into the overall technical concept, which also includes a CO2 transport solution.

Heidelberg Materials increased its result from current operations before depreciation and amortisation (RCOBD) by 3% to €1,451 million, while further improving its RCOBD margin by 39 basis points to 25.2%. The result from current operations (RCO) grew by 3% to €1,124 million.

Heidelberg Materials UK has introduced evoBuild, its global brand for low-carbon and circular cement, ready-mixed concrete, aggregates and asphalt products.

Heidelberg Materials’ subsidiary Hanson Australia has agreed to acquire the concrete business of the Elvin Group, the largest concrete producer in the Australian Capital Territory.

Christian Pfeiffer Maschinenfabrik GmbH has announced its collaboration with HeidelbergMaterials on the #Carbon4Minerals project, aimed at converting CO2 into value-added building products.

Heidelberg Materials aims at scaling up EnviCore’s proprietary technology to reprocess recycled construction and demolition waste into high-quality secondary cementitious materials (SCMs)