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Dyckerhoff Image Brochure:
Dyckerhoff's image brochure focuses on the company's sustainability and shows that the company uses limited resources responsibly and supports its customers not only with high-quality products, but also with construction advice and other services. As an international manufacturer of cement and ready-mixed concrete, Dyckerhoff, as part of the Buzzi Unicem Group, has always been in the public eye when it comes to environmental protection, occupational safety and the handling of raw materials. The aspect of CO2 emissions in particular represents a challenge for the entire concrete industry. Dyckerhoff can already boast a whole series of pioneering projects here: In addition to publishing a roadmap to achieve climate neutrality for the entire Buzzi Unicem Group, the company was recently awarded the German concrete industry's innovation prize for its CO2-efficient cements CEDUR and ECO COMFORT. Dyckerhoff is also involved in the development of polysius® pure oxyfuel technology for reduced CO2 capture in cement production.
Image brochure
With sensitive black and white photographs, the image brochure deliberately places the design emphasis on a factual, reduced and non-promotional expression. In addition to the aspects of environmental protection, the concept also explains the topics of production and solution development. But topics such as quality as an employer and the use of young talent to achieve a successful overall result for the company's customers are also told in exemplary fashion in strong photographs.
As part of the Buzzi Unicem Group with plants in 13 countries and around 10,000 employees, Dyckerhoff is networked worldwide. In Germany, Dyckerhoff operates seven cement plants and around 110 ready-mixed concrete plants. Other production sites are located in Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Poland, the Czech Republic and Slovakia, as well as in Russia and Ukraine. Since the company was founded over 150 years ago, Dyckerhoff's headquarters have been in Wiesbaden.
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