In a groundbreaking move towards sustainability and transparency, Heidelberg Materials Bulgaria publish their 16 EPDs after months of arduous efforts and commitment from the Commercial, Technical and Sustainable Development teams.

Heidelberg Materials Vulkan is awarded funding from the European Union under the Human Resources Development Program – “Adapted Work Environment Funds” towards enhancing workplace safety and promoting sustainable practices within the industry.

The Rebranding Event of Heidelberg Materials Devnya and Heidelberg Materials Vulkan officially took place on August 5 in the Courtyard of the Archaeological Museum in Varna.

In consequence of the fire breakout that occurred at the Diagnostic Consultation Center 3 in the city of Devnya on July 7^th, Heidelberg Materials Devnya became actively involved in the restoration of the premises of the medical establishment – corridors and patient areas. 

Employees from the plant and the head office took part in an organized volunteering campaign together with the staff of Devnya Municipality to improve the local environment of the municipal park, surrounding area, and the Pensioners’ Club. 

On World Environment Day, the teams of Heidelberg Materials Devnya and Heidelberg Materials Vulkan joined forces to make a significant contribution to improve the surrounding green environment and the team spirit of the employees.

The pilot installation for capturing of CO2 emissions has entered its construction phase and this milestone moment has been celebrated on 16 October in the plant of Heidelberg Materials in Devnya, Bulgaria.

Our company has been developing for years special cements which are suitable for usage in an aggressive environment through which it has been able to participate in various extraordinary projects.

HeidelbergCement becomes Heidelberg Materials. The company revealed the new identity of the brand in front of hundreds of employees in the HQ in Heidelberg.