When did Lafarge merge with Holcim?

When did Lafarge merge with Holcim?

7th April 2014
Holcim and Lafarge merged on 7th April 2014, to form a cement giant which dominated the cement industry worldwide with its presence in 90 countries owning 168 plants and having 386 million tons per annum of cement producing capacity. The deal was struck by swapping 9 Holcim shares for 10 Lafarge shares.

Why Lafarge and Holcim merger?

The Lafarge and Holcim transaction were in the nature of a merger of equals and strategic combination of the businesses that aims to create a geographically diversified company active in the production and supply of cement, aggregates, and ready mix concrete.

Why was the proposed alliance between Lafarge and Holcim subject to regulatory approval in about 15 different jurisdictions?

Why was the proposed alliance between Lafarge and Holcim subject to regulatory approval in about 15 different jurisdictions? Regulators in those jurisdictions were concerned that the combined LafargeHolcim would not be able to comply with all legal requirements.

Who bought out Lafarge?

Holcim Group
Lafarge is a French industrial company specialising in three major products: cement, construction aggregates, and concrete. It was founded in 1833 by Joseph-Auguste Pavin de Lafarge and a part of the Holcim Group. On 10 July 2015, Lafarge merged with Holcim.

Who is the owner of Holcim?

Holcim/Parent organizations

Who bought Lafarge?

Nirma Ltd.
Nirma Ltd. has agreed to acquire Lafarge India’s cement assets for about $1.4 billion (Rs. 9,400 crore), outbidding Sajjan Jindal-led JSW Cement and Piramal Enterprises, as Indian companies vie to add capacity for the building material to tap growing demand from the infrastructure sector.

Who is the CEO of LafargeHolcim?

Jan Jenisch (Sep 1, 2017–)
Holcim Group/CEO

Is Dangote The owner of Lafarge?

Dangote Cement Plc is a Nigerian multinational publicly traded cement manufacturer headquartered in Lagos. His last appointment was as the group managing director and country CEO of Lafarge AFRICA Plc, also listed on the Nigerian bourse.

Is Lafarge still in business?

Later that July, the new company was officially launched around the globe under the name of LafargeHolcim, which later was renamed to Holcim Group in 2021. Although the merger was completed, the Lafarge brand is retained within the group….Lafarge (company)

Type Division
Number of employees 63,000 (end 2014)
Parent Holcim Group

What was the purpose of the Lafarge Holcim merger?

The Lafarge and Holcim transaction were in the nature of a merger of equals and strategic combination of the businesses that aims to create a geographically diversified company active in the production and supply of cement, aggregates, and ready mix concrete.

What kind of company is LafargeHolcim in the US?

LafargeHolcim Ltd and its subsidiaries have the assets necessary to meet the building and design challenges of today’s increasing urbanization. In the United States, LafargeHolcim companies have resources across the country, whether operating under the name Lafarge, Holcim, Aggregate Industries or Lattimore Materials, to meet your needs.

What is the share swap ratio for Lafarge Holcim?

Lafarge SA hammered out new terms in its $44-billion merger pact with Holcim Ltd. The two agreed on a new share-swap ratio of 9 Holcim shares for each 10 of Lafarge. The new share-swap ratio means Holcim shareholders would own 55.6% of LafargeHolcim compared to 53% previously.

What is the market share of Holcim in India?

The pre-combination market share of Holcim in the relevant market for the eastern region is around 25% and that of Lafarge is around 16%, thus resulting in a market share of around 41%, post combination,” the CCI said in its order. The total cement manufacturing capacity of Holcim and Lafarge in India was about 67 million tonne (mtpa) in 2013-14.