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German cement at a crossroads

In 2025 German cement demand grew slightly for the first time since 2020, but the market remains historically weak. Cement manufacturers continue to face difficult conditions as the industry enters a crucial phase in its transition towards climate neutrality.

  • Dennis Behrouzi VDZ
  • Adam Aach VDZ
  • Martin Schneider VDZ
01 October 2026
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