Heidelberg Materials has maintained its outlook for a positive remainder of the year following the release of its third-quarter results.
The company’s results were headlined by continued growth and a confirmation it will maintain its outlook for the remaining quarter of the year.
Heidelberg Materials chairman of the managing board Dr Dominik von Achten pointed to the launch of evoZero product as a major highlight.
“We continued our growth trajectory in the third quarter of 2025, despite ongoing political and economic uncertainties. Our uncompromising focus on active price and cost management in all group areas contributed significantly to improving our result and further expanding our profitability in the third quarter,” he said.
“With the start of deliveries of evoZero – the first carbon captured near-zero cement – to customers across Europe, we have noticeably driven forward the transformation of the construction industry. The globally unique product is manufactured in our pioneering CCS facility in Brevik and gives our customers a clear competitive advantage on the path to CO₂-reduced construction.
“With the final investment decision for our CCS project in Padeswood, United Kingdom, we are further expanding our pioneering role in sustainability.”
The company has increased its revenue to €5,807 million which is up from the previous year’s result. The company’s operating margin increased by 0.7 per cent to 25.9 per cent.
The company has maintained its outlook for 2025. It expects to see results with a €3.30 billion and €3.50 billion range. It also expects to see a reduction in net CO₂ emissions per tonne of cementitious material compared to last year.
“We remain confident about the year as a whole. Based on the business development to date, we confirm our positive outlook for 2025,” von Achten said.
