Holcim strengthens West Australia presence with BGC acquisition
(Posted on 07/10/25)
Holcim Australia has announced that Cement Australia (CA) - its joint venture with Heidelberg Materials Australia - has completed the acquisition of the cementitious division of the Buckeridge Group of Companies (BGC). The transaction includes BGC’s cement, concrete, quarry, asphalt, transport operations, and a materials technology centre.
As part of the acquisition, Holcim will take over operation of two BGC ready-mix concrete sites in Canning Vale and Naval Base in Perth, strengthening its footprint in the Western Australian market. This strategic move supports Holcim's NextGen Growth 2030 strategy to be the leading partner for sustainable construction.
With the backing of Holcim’s global innovation and expertise, the newly acquired facilities broadens the company’s commitment to delivering superior products and customer service, and advances their leadership in sustainable building solutions in the region.
“The addition of these facilities - and the talented people who operate them - strengthens our position in the West Australia market and ensures greater security of supply for our customers.
This complements our existing footprint in WA and will help streamline logistics, further enhance our service capability, and expand our sustainable, innovative and high-value building solutions in the West,” said George Agriogiannis| CEO, Holcim Australia and New Zealand
Holcim is committed to delivering outstanding service, upholding the highest standards of health and safety, and ensuring continuity for staff, customers, and suppliers.
Holcim welcomes the Canning Vale and Naval Base teams, who join our existing network of more than 20 ready-mix plants servicing Western Australia.
Headquartered in Zug, Switzerland, Holcim has more than 48,000 employees in 45 attractive markets - across Europe, Asia Pacific, Latin America, Middle East & Africa. Holcim offers high-valued end-to-end Building Materials and Building Solutions, from foundation and flooring to roofing and walling - powered by premium brands including, ECOPact® low-carbon concrete.
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