Resistance to HeidelbergCement's marl pit project

To secure raw material supply of its Teutonia plant, HeidelbergCement intends to the extend marl pit area in the Hanover-Misburg/Anderten region, northern Germany, by about 120 hectares. It is reported that the municipality of Hanover and environmental protection associations oppose the project.

November 26, 2014 Read time: 1 min

To secure raw material supply of its Teutonia plant, 674 HeidelbergCement intends to the extend marl pit area in the Hanover-Misburg/Anderten region, northern Germany, by about 120 hectares.

It is reported that the municipality of Hanover and environmental protection associations oppose the project.

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HeidelbergCement on course for 2019 revenue growth after promising first half of year

German building materials group HeidelbergCement is predicting full 2019 year revenue growth after posting strong first-half-of-year trading figures.

Group revenue rose 7% to €9.2 billion on a like-for-like basis compared to H1 2018, but profit for the period stood at €291 million, compared to €435mn the previous year.

“Despite a persistently challenging environment, we increased our revenue in the first half of 2019,” said Dr. Bernd Scheifele, chairman of the HeidelbergCement managing board. “In gene