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Holcim divests NI cement business

Holcim has sold its cement business in Northern Ireland to Cookstown Cement.
By Liam McLoughlin January 27, 2022 Read time: 1 min
Holcim says the sale advances its green growth strategy to consolidate in core markets
Holcim says the sale advances its green growth strategy to consolidate in core markets

The sale is for an enterprise value of CHF70m (€67.46m) and covers a production capacity of 450,000 tons. Cookstown Cement is a newly-founded local construction company, established by a longstanding business partner of Holcim.

Miljan Gutovic, Holcim EMEA region head, commented: “This divestment advances our ‘Strategy 2025 – Accelerating Green Growth’ with a focus on consolidating our leadership in core markets to become the global leader in innovative and sustainable building solutions.

"With Cookstown Cement, we are pleased to have found a strategic and trusted owner for the business, better positioned to continue investing in its long term growth."

David Millar, managing director of Cookstown Cement, said: “We have acquired a great company with a strong team and excellent products and the investment we are making will allow us to expand further in the years to come. This is a fantastic opportunity to bring new investment and a new, local approach to this established business.”

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