Holcim Belgium

What we do: Holcim Belgium is a leading provider of building materials, specializing in the manufacture and distribution of cement, ready-mixed concrete, aggregates, and mortars for the construction and public works sectors[4]. Our products are essential for infrastructure, residential, commercial, and industrial projects across Belgium. We serve a diverse clientele, including contractors, developers, and public authorities, delivering solutions that meet the highest standards of quality, safety, and sustainability.

Where we are located: Our headquarters is located at Portes de l'Europe Robert Schuman, 71, 1401 Nivelles, Brabant-Wallon, Belgium. Holcim Belgium operates multiple production sites and offices throughout the country, ensuring local presence and support for our customers nationwide.

Short history: Holcim Belgium is part of Holcim Group, a global leader in sustainable building solutions. While the exact founding year of the Belgian entity is not specified in the available sources, Holcim has a long-standing presence in Belgium, contributing to the country’s construction industry for decades. The company has consistently invested in innovation, sustainability, and community engagement, reinforcing its role as a trusted partner in the built environment.

Organization & culture: Holcim Belgium is recognized for its financial stability and consistent revenue generation[2]. As part of a global organization with over 48,000 employees worldwide, Holcim Belgium benefits from a culture that emphasizes purpose, people, and performance[3]. The company fosters collaboration, diversity, and continuous learning, empowering employees to innovate and drive sustainable progress. Our values center on building a greener, smarter, and more inclusive world—where every team member can grow and make a meaningful impact.

Recent developments: Holcim Belgium is at the forefront of decarbonization in the cement industry. The GO4ZERO project, launched at our Obourg plant, represents a major step toward net-zero cement production. This initiative, supported by the EU Innovation Fund, will deploy advanced carbon capture technology to sequester around 1.1 million tonnes of CO₂ annually by 2029[1]. The project underscores Holcim’s commitment to sustainable growth and positions Belgium as a hub for green innovation in construction materials.