Qui est le propriétaire de Lafarge ?
Qui est le propriétaire de Lafarge ?
En février 2015 , Cement Roadstone Holdings (CRH) acquiert les actifs de Lafarge et de Holcim dans le cadre de leur fusion, pour un total de 7,34 milliards de dollars.
Qui sont les clients de Lafarge ?
Nous connaissons tous le groupe Lafarge, un des leaders mondiaux de matériaux de construction (ciment, granulat, béton). Si ses produits sont accessibles du grand public, le groupe Lafarge réalise l'essentiel de son chiffre d'affaires auprès de ses clients B2B (groupes BTP, PME, négoces, artisans, …).
Comment contacter Lafarge ?
Pour tout renseignement ou demande de devis (quantité minimale de 200 kgs ; pour une quantité inférieure se rapprocher de votre grande surface de bricolage ou négoce de matériaux), contactez l'agence commerciale granulats de votre région ou notre service clients au 798.
What are Lafarge products?
- Lafarge products are natural resources that we transform for the construction industry to build better cities. Since ancient Roman times, cement has been the critical binder in concrete that yields the world’s most used building material. Lafarge solutions for buildings, roads and homes draw on all of our product lines.
Who will be the CEO of new Lafarge Group?
- Eric Olsen, current Lafarge Executive Vice-President, in charge of Operations will be the future CEO of the new Group. Executives from both companies said the deal would save the new company 1.4 billion euros (US$1.9 billion) annually and create "the most advanced group in the building materials industry."
Why choose Lafarge Egypt?
- Powered by more than 2000 employees, and through its established business in cement, concrete and bags manufacturing, Lafarge Egypt is committed to providing sustainable building materials to meet the needs of its customers, whether it be individual home builders, large construction companies, architects or local artisans.
When did Lafarge become SA Lafarge Coppée?
- In 1980 Lafarge joined with the Belgian coal, coke and fertilizer company Coppée to become SA Lafarge Coppée. Lafarge purchased a plant from the National Gypsum in early 1987. Ten years later, it bought Redland plc, a leading British quarry operator.
