Heidelberg Materials is continuing its progressive dividend policy: The Managing Board and Supervisory Board will propose to the Annual General Meeting, which will be held on...
Innovative steps in carbon capture at Brevik cement plantCCUS technology is key to decarbonising our cement and concrete products – and ultimately to decarbonising the...
The Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) has validated Heidelberg Materials’ 2030 carbon reduction targets under its new 1.5 °C frameworkHeidelberg Materials commits to...
Group revenue grew by +13% to an all-time high of €21.1 billion;
result from current operations before depreciation and amortisation (RCOBD) at €3.7 billion...
With 35 employees, Johann Philipp Schifferdecker founded in 1873 what would become one of the world's largest suppliers of building materials 150 years later.
Heidelberg Materials acquires SER Group, a leading integrated company in the demolition and construction materials recycling business
With this acquisition,...
The official signing ceremony of the EU Innovation Fund Grant Agreement took place yesterday as part of the European Commission’s “Financing Innovative Clean Tech”...
On Friday, Heidelberg Materials successfully placed its first sustainability-linked bond (ISIN XS2577874782) with an issue volume of €750 million and a term until 2032...
The hybrid carbon capture unit will combine the Oxyfuel and Amine capture technologies in a second-generation set-up
Once operational, it will capture around 800,000...
Climate protection, and the technological solutions required to achieve it, were the focus of a special visit to our flagship Brevik CCS project on January 6: Dr Robert...
The Swedish Land and Environmental Court has granted Cementa, a subsidiary of Heidelberg Materials, a four-year permit to continue quarrying operations in Slite on...
With 150 years, Heidelberg Materials is one of the oldest German companies. During this long time, the company has had to reinvent itself again and again. These changes and...
