Boral launches new carbon reporting service for concrete customers
Australia-based building materials producer Boral has launched a new automated carbon reporting service to provide customers with detailed information on the embodied carbon emi...
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Australia-based building materials producer Boral has launched a new automated carbon reporting service to provide customers with detailed information on the embodied carbon emi...
Boral Limited is transitioning its bagged dry mix products manufactured at its Maldon, New South Wales facility to packaging made from recycled plastic. This new packaging is 10...
Boral Ltd has completed product development for an Australian-first low-carbon concrete incorporating locally sourced calcined clay, following successful laboratory work and lar...
Boral has enhanced the reliability and efficiency of its cement transport network in Western Australia through a new partnership with PNJB, a highly experienced tanker operator ...
A key mill motor at Boral 's Geelong cement facility, capable of generating 5600kW of power, has undergone a successful planned maintenance shutdown, ensuring it remains safe, r...
With demand growing for aggregates and industrial byproducts in low-carbon cement production, a number of pioneering projects are reshaping how demolition waste is recycled and ...
In early 2024, Boral ’s Recycling and Sydney Concrete teams joined forces to tackle a long-standing industry challenge: how to manage leftover wet concrete. The ‘branded concret...
Boral Ltd , part of the SGH Group, generated revenue of AUD1.8bn (US$1.17bn) in the first half of FY25, a slight decline from the prior year as lower sales volumes in residentia...
Boral ’s Berrima Cement Works celebrated a milestone this week as more than 100,000t of alternative fuels were used at the cement plant in the FY25, processed through the altern...
Australian construction materials company Boral is progressing on its decarbonisation pathway and, at the same time, meeting its obligations under the Australian Government’s Sa...