Holcim AG/€HOLN

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About Holcim AG

Holcim AG is a global company specializing in building materials and solutions, operating within the construction industry. The company provides a comprehensive range of products including cement, aggregates, ready-mix concrete, and asphalt, serving a diverse client base ranging from individual home builders to large-scale infrastructure developers. Established in 1912 and headquartered in Zug, Switzerland, Holcim has a significant presence across more than 70 countries worldwide, capitalizing on its extensive distribution and logistics network. The company focuses on sustainability and innovation, striving to provide environmentally friendly construction solutions and enhance operational efficiency. Holcim's strategic initiatives include a commitment to reducing carbon emissions and expanding its sustainable product offerings.
Ticker
€HOLN
Sector
Materials
Primary listing
XGAT
Employees
50,000
Headquarters
Zug, Switzerland

Holcim AG Metrics

BasicAdvanced
€40B
99.83
€0.72
0.74
€1.86
2.58%

Bulls say / Bears say

Holcim reported Q2 organic sales growth of 6.4% year-over-year to CHF 4.41 billion and recurring EBIT growth of 13.1%, beating forecasts and prompting an upgrade of 2026 organic sales guidance to 5% and EBIT growth guidance to 10% (Reuters).
The €840 million acquisition of James Hardie’s Fermacell business expands Holcim’s high-margin sustainable building solutions portfolio in Europe, leveraging premium Fermacell and Aestuver brands to drive growth in its Building Solutions division (Bloomberg).
Holcim cited a robust pipeline of infrastructure projects—including the Toulouse Metro, Gotthard road tunnel and housing initiatives in Mexico and Australia—supporting its 3–5% organic sales growth target for 2026 and reinforcing confidence in demand recovery (Reuters).
AlphaValue and Baader Europe cut Holcim’s EPS forecasts by 19.7% for 2026 and 16.1% for 2027, citing a more conservative view on earnings conversion and signaling potential margin headwinds (Reuters).
Holcim announced the sale of a 68% stake in its Philippines business to Huaxin Building Materials for $527 million, indicating a strategic retreat from a key Southeast Asian market and potential pressure on future regional growth (Reuters).
Holcim shares fell over 6% on February 12 as EU leaders suggested revising the bloc’s Emissions Trading System, underscoring the company’s exposure to carbon policy uncertainty and potential cost inflation (Reuters).
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