Holcim Argentina cuts carbon footprint by 18% in 2025
Holcim Argentina reported an 18 per cent reduction in its carbon footprint during 2025 as part of its net-zero roadmap validated by the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi). ...
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Holcim Argentina reported an 18 per cent reduction in its carbon footprint during 2025 as part of its net-zero roadmap validated by the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi). ...
The Argentinian cement market is bracing itself for another difficult year. The bottom of the market is predicted to fall through completely in 2025 after a hazardous 2024 when ...
Holcim Argentina has announced the addition of an electric truck to its vehicle fleet, contributing to reducing carbon emissions in line with the company’s sustainability strate...
Holcim Argentina has acquired a 51 per cent stake in paints and liquid membranes producer Quitam SA. According to Holcim, the move is “aligned with the Holcim Group strategy foc...
Holcim (Argentina) SA will set up a household waste processing plant in Las Heras, Mendoza province, Argentina, to process waste into an alternative fuel for Holcim’s cement pla...
Holcim Argentina’s CEO, Christian Dedeu, has warned that clinker production at its plants could come to a halt as he has no guarantee that there will be gas to fire the kilns th...
Holcim Argentina has inaugurated a new line at its Malagueño plant in Cordoba, following an investment of around US$120m. The project included the construction of a new kiln lin...
Holcim Argentina has named Victor Mariaca as new commercial director. Mr Mariaca held previously commercial positions within Holcim, including regional commercial manager. He ha...
Argentina is facing more economic woes as inflation, interest rates, unemployment and the poverty rate continue to climb. But given the pressing need for both housing and infras...
Holcim Argentina will have a new CEO from January 2020. The company named Christian Dedeu, the first Argentinian to be appointed in the top job. Christian holds an economics deg...