Bundeskartellamt: low number of suppliers in Germany’s cement sector
The German competition authority, Bundeskartellamt, has complained about the low number of suppliers in the German cement industry.
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Positive trends in European construction recovery
The recovery in European construction activity appears to be making progress with improvements being seen in the housing segment in some key markets, while civil engineering act...
New manager of Beumer's cement business sector
Michael Brachthäuser has been appointed manager of the Beumer Group's cement business sector. A native of Cologne, Mr Brachthäuser (61) was appointed to the role in October 2016.
Cemex participates in Moselle Lock expansion in Germany
Cemex is supplying approximately 58,000m 3 of concrete for the second lock chamber of the Moselle River in Trier, Germany.
Christian Knell elected new president of VDZ
Christian Knell named new president of VDZ Christian Knell, general manager of HeidelbergCement in Germany, has been elected as the new president of VDZ. He succeeds long-standi...
New CEO for thyssenkrupp Industrial Solutions
Dr Peter Feldhaus, currently CEO of thyssenkrupp Marine Systems, is to be the new CEO of the Industrial Solutions business area. At its meeting earlier this week the Industrial ...
Yuen steps down as KHD Supervisory Board Member
Eliza Suk Ching Yuen has decided to step down from the position of Supervisory Board Member of KHD Humboldt Wedag International AG (KHD) effective at the end of the next Annual ...
HeidelbergCement issues a Eurobond
HeidelbergCement priced a Eurobond issue under its EUR10bn EMTN programme with an issuance volume of EUR1bn and a maturity date of 7 April 2026. The proceeds of the transaction ...
HeidelbergCement sees 13% revenue rise in 2016
HeidelbergCement saw revenues rise by 13 per cent to EUR15.2bn in 2016 and completed a successful acquisition of Italcementi with synergies increased to EUR470m.
Germany: Karsdorfer and Sötenich plants for sale
CRH confirmed with its annual 2016 results, that it will sell a large portion of its German cement assets, as part of a wider EUR400m divestment programme.