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Lafarge Egypt Officially Rebrands as Holcim Egypt

Lafarge Egypt, a leading provider of innovative building materials and a member of the global Holcim Group, has officially announced its rebranding to Holcim Egypt.

Backed by an asset portfolio exceeding EGP 8 billion since commencing operations in 1997, this step marks the beginning of a new strategic chapter focused on innovation, decarbonization, and reinforcing Egypt’s role as a pivotal market within Holcim’s global strategy.

The transition reflects the natural evolution of the company’s business model beyond traditional cement and concrete supply.

Holcim Egypt now delivers an integrated ecosystem of sustainable building solutions—combining local legacy with global expertise in research and development, circular economy, and digital transformation.

By offering tailored technical expertise, engineering consultancy, and low-carbon products, the company strengthens its position as a strategic partner to Egypt’s infrastructure growth and the objectives of Egypt Vision 2030.

Supported by an advanced industrial platform, Holcim Egypt operates one of the MENA region’s largest cement plants in Ain Sokhna—boasting five production lines with an annual capacity of 9.5 million tons—alongside over 10 ready-mix concrete plants and Geocycle Egypt for eco-friendly waste management.

Over the decades, the company has contributed to iconic national developments, including the Grand Egyptian Museum, the New Administrative Capital, the New Alamein Towers, and the Cairo Metro project.

Advancing its decarbonization strategy, Holcim Egypt has successfully transitioned 98% of its cement portfolio to low-carbon solutions.

Led by its next-generation ECOPlanet cement—which reduces carbon emissions by up to 50%—and ECOPact green concrete, the company also achieves an alternative fuel substitution rate exceeding 33% at its primary plant.

Alongside its regional export operations, Holcim Egypt continues to drive community empowerment initiatives across education, skill-building, and women’s development nationwide.

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