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Circular economy

Closing the loop in the material cycle of sand, aggregates, and cement stone is of crucial importance to us and constitutes a major lever for reducing carbon emissions.
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We decarbonise the construction industry

Concrete is durable, recyclable, and vital for global infrastructure – but cement is a major CO₂ culprit. How is Heidelberg Materials turning it into a climate solution?
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Sustainability beyond CO₂ reduction

Explore sustainability topics beyond CO₂: occupational safety, responsible procurement, biodiversity, and human rights. Discover our commitment to a sustainable future.
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Benelux

Nearly three-quarters of Benelux cement has less clinker and over half the fuel is alternative. What’s driving this shift in production?
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Europe

We operate in 22 European countries, manufacturing cement, aggregates, ready-mixed concrete, and asphalt. Our integrated approach positions us as market leaders in cement.
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