H+H International A/S
94.30
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DK0015202451
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-9.33
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25.57
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-63.38
68.34
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- CEO
- Jörg Brinkmann
- Full Time Employees
- 1,338
- Sector
- Non-energy minerals
- Industry
- Construction materials
- Address
- Lautrupsgade 7 Copenhagen CR Denmark 2100
- IPO Date
- Jun 17, 1985
- Website
- hplush.com
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- H+H International A/S operates as a prominent European supplier of essential wall building materials, specializing in the manufacture and distribution of autoclaved aerated concrete (AAC), also known as aircrete, and calcium silicate units. The company’s extensive product portfolio encompasses blocks and panels for both interior and exterior wall construction, foundational blocks, reinforced components for walls, floors, and roofs, along with beams and lintels, designed for a broad spectrum of building applications. These solutions are primarily utilized across the residential new build sector, including private low-rise and high-rise developments, as well as in commercial, industrial, public sector housing, renovation, and self-build projects. H+H International serves a diverse client base, including housebuilders, contractors, developers, and building merchants, across the United Kingdom, Germany, Poland, Sweden, Switzerland, the Czech Republic, and the Benelux region, operating 27 factories in Northern and Central Europe. The company, established in 1909, maintains its corporate headquarters in Copenhagen, Denmark. Recently, H+H has been navigating challenging market conditions, particularly in Germany, leading to a strategic reorganisation of its German operations to a regional model and an adjustment of its financial outlook for 2025, while observing encouraging market momentum in the UK and stable performance in Poland.