Antoine Ducleax new Lafarge Central Europe chief exec

Antoine Duclaux is the new chief executive of Lafarge Central Europe and heads up the future country cluster of Austria, Czech Republic, Hungary, Slovakia and Slovenia. Until recently, he was senior vice-president strategy at Lafarge’s headquarters following earlier appointments as managing director at Lafarge Emirates Cement, Dubai, and Lafarge Cementos, Honduras. He has been part of the Lafarge team since 2002, when he started as vice-president of corporate audit.
July 1, 2015 Read time: 1 min

Antoine Duclaux is the new chief executive of 725 Lafarge Central Europe and heads up the future country cluster of Austria, Czech Republic, Hungary, Slovakia and Slovenia.

Until recently, he was senior vice-president strategy at Lafarge’s headquarters following earlier appointments as managing director at Lafarge Emirates Cement, Dubai, and Lafarge Cementos, Honduras.

He has been part of the Lafarge team since 2002, when he started as vice-president of corporate audit.

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