Introduction to Folding Group
Lafarge Trademark Lafarge Group, one of the Fortune 500 companies in the world, was founded in France in 1833 and has a history of more than 170 years. It is engaged in cement, The gypsum board, aggregate and concrete branches are world leaders.
By the end of 2007, annual sales reached 17.6 billion euros, net profit reached 1.9 billion euros, and 90,000 employees in more than 80 countries.
Lafarge is the only company in the building materials field to be selected among the "100 Most Sustainable Companies in the World" in 2008.
Since 1999, it has been continuously ranked among the world's top 500 companies by Fortune magazine.
As a leader in the world's building materials industry, its four branches are at the forefront of the industry: cement and roofing systems rank first in the world, concrete and aggregates rank second in the world, and gypsum building materials rank first in the world. Third in the world.
Lafarge Group entered China in 1994 and owns Lafarge Ruian Cement Co., Ltd., Shanghai Lafarge Gypsum Building Materials Co., Ltd. and Beijing Yicheng Lafarge Concrete Co., Ltd.
The business covers cement, gypsum board, aggregate and concrete business.
It has approximately 16,000 employees in China.
Among them, Lafarge Ruian Cement Co., Ltd. was established in November 2005. In 2010, Lafarge Ruian sold its cement and concrete factory in Beijing to Beijing BBMG Co., Ltd.
Lafarge said in a statement that it will focus its business in southwest China in the future.
For many years, Lafarge has been committed to sustainable development, seeking strategies that combine professional technology and business performance, create value, respect employees and local culture, protect the environment, and protect natural resources and energy.
In order to promote the development of the building materials industry, Lafarge will always adhere to the customer-oriented approach and use innovative solutions to provide the building materials field and the public with safer, more comfortable and high-quality products that are needed daily. environment.
As the core value of an enterprise, safety has always been Lafarge’s top priority and the company’s primary task to achieve sustainable development.
The company has a complete and detailed safety system and guidelines to ensure the safety of every employee.
We have become one of the best companies in the industry.
Lafarge has also been pursuing a multi-regional business model that emphasizes both localization and globalization.
Localization means that our products are manufactured in the market location to adapt to the needs of the local market.
Globalization is to ensure the group's long-term development strategy and create a broad basis for sharing successful experiences.
For us, designing and producing building materials is to meet the legitimate needs of people in different regions in terms of housing, migration, health and education, and to provide infrastructure projects related to economic development and social progress. Make a contribution.
As the world leader in the building materials industry, Lafarge Group ranks among the best in the world in its four major product areas: cement, concrete and aggregates, gypsum building materials and roofing systems.
The group was founded in 1833. Its sales in 2004 were 14.4 billion euros. Its companies are located in 75 countries and have more than 75,000 employees.
After acquiring the British Lanquan Cement Company in 2001 with a down payment of 3.8 billion euros, it immediately jumped from the world's second largest cement manufacturer in 2000 to the world's largest cement manufacturer in 2001.
The total price of its acquisition of Lanquan Company's annual cement production capacity of nearly 10 million tons was 7.4 billion euros. In 2004, Lafarge sold 138 million tons of cement and 214 million tons of aggregates (including RMC). 34 million cubic meters of ready-mixed concrete.
In 2004, cement sales ranked first in the world, and ready-mix concrete production ranked second in the world.
Lafarge Group has been listed as one of the world's top 500 companies by Fortune magazine for many consecutive years. In 2003, it was also named one of the 100 best companies to work for in the world and one of the 10 best companies to work for in Europe. one.
Since entering China in 1993, Lafarge Group has established 13 joint ventures or wholly-owned enterprises in China.
As a leading company in the world's building materials field, Lafarge Group's four branches are at the forefront of the industry: the cement field and roofing system field rank first in the world, and the concrete and aggregate field ranks first in the world. It ranks second in the world and third in the world in the field of gypsum building materials.
At Lafarge, safety is a culture and the most basic requirement for every employee.
"I am concerned about our health and safety", this is not just a slogan at Lafarge Ryan, but an important part of the work.
Lafarge Ryan will provide very comprehensive pre-job training for every new employee and contractor before joining the company, as well as safety training related to the type of work according to the characteristics of the department and work.
Using a combination of theory and practice, it is important to let every employee know where their safety responsibilities lie.
The Company's goal is to provide a healthy and safe working environment for all persons working in and interacting with the Company's workplaces (including employees, contractors and third parties).
Lafarge Ryan also helps all stakeholders through various and colorful activities such as the "Health and Safety Month" held in June every year, nationwide safety knowledge competitions, environmental competitions, etc. Enhanced safety knowledge and improved safety awareness[1]?.
Lafarge was founded in France in 1833.
The first major international contract in 1864: the delivery of 110,000 tons of lime for the Suez Canal project.
In 1956, the first Lafarge cement plant was built in Canada and the North American Lafarge Cement Company was established.
Started business activities in Brazil in 1959.
In 1989, through the acquisition of the Swiss company Cementia, it acquired shares in Asland in Spain and Turkey and Perlmooser in Austria.
Lafarge started business in China in 1994.
Acquired Yinghong in 1997.
Lafarge strengthens its concrete and aggregates division and enters the roofing systems market.
M&A Blue Circle in 2001.
Lafarge became the world leader in cement manufacturing and expanded its business to 6 new countries: the United Kingdom, Greece, Malaysia, Nigeria, Zimbabwe, and Chile.
Lafarge is listed on the New York Stock Exchange.
Ten years of folding China
The first factory was built in Sanshui in 1993;
In 1995, cement tiles began to enter the East China market;
In 1997, Yinghong roof tiles were officially renamed Lafarge Boss Roofing Systems;
In 1998, the concept of cement tiles was promoted nationwide;
In 1999, two-color roof tile treatment The birth of technology;
In 2000, Lafarge Boss changed its name to Lafarge Roofing Systems (China) and established a unified and complete sales and service network;
In 2001, it entered the Chinese market The first flat-panel tile, Pinyan, was officially rolled off the production line at the Lafarge factory;
In 2002, roofing system materials were officially put on the market.
In the same year, the R&D Department developed two new flat tiles - Heyan and Qinyan, which greatly increased the market choices and created a broader market space for Lafarge roofing systems.
Cooperate with partner Materis Company
Lafarge Aluminate (China) Co., Ltd.: a wholly foreign-owned enterprise that produces high-quality aluminates, with an annual output of 30,000 tons, located in Tianjin Economic and Technological Development Area (TEDA) was officially put into operation in early 2001. Its products are not only supplied to the Chinese market, but also exported to other Asian markets.
The company uses the most advanced technology and adheres to international environmental protection and safety standards.
The factory obtained ISO9001:2000 quality management system standard certification in May 2003.
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