STRATEGY NEXTGEN GROWTH 2030
With its NextGen Growth 2030 strategy Holcim has the vision to be the leading partner for sustainable construction, and unlock significant growth opportunities to create superior value for people, customers and shareholders.
With NextGen Growth 2030, Holcim will leverage our sustainability leadership to deliver profitable growth in Europe, Australia and North Africa, while accelerating growth in Latin America to benefit from strong fundamentals and industrialization trends.
We will grow our addressable markets by expanding in high-value Building Solutions – from building systems to high-performance concrete. NextGen Growth 2030 will drive shareholder value with growth-focused capital allocation and value-accretive M&A.

“Holcim is best positioned through NextGen Growth 2030 to benefit from the powerful megatrends shaping the future of construction. With this new strategy, we are unlocking significant opportunities to drive shareholder value.”
| Chief Executive Officer
NextGen Growth 2030 Strategic Drivers
FINANCIAL
3% to 5% NET SALES GROWTH1
average per annum
6% to 10% RECURRING EBIT GROWTH1
average per annum
50% CASH CONVERSION2 RATE
average per annum
50% / 50% BUILDING MATERIALS3 & BUILDING SOLUTIONS4
split of net sales
1 In local currency, which excludes currency translation effects and large M&A, defined as divestments & acquisitions with annual net sales over CHF 200 million
2 Cash conversion is free cash flow divided by recurring EBITDA. For the post spin-off strategy measures are presented before leases.
3 Building Materials refers to cement & aggregates.
4 Building Solutions refers to activities related to building systems & concrete and surfacing.
SUSTAINABILITY
>50% ECOPACT AND ECOPLANET
net sales of ready-mix and cement
20+MT CONSTRUCTION DEMOLITION MATERIALS
3x recycled volume of 2024
<400 SCOPE 1 EMISSIONS5
30% reduction vs 2020
33% FRESHWATER
WITHDRAWAL6
reduction vs 2020
5 kg CO2 net / t cementitious.
6 liter / t cementitious.
Post spin-off Holcim financial information excludes the contribution of the North American business and transactions and separation costs in connection with the spin-off.