Buzzi

H1: US cost inflation wipes out volume growth

04/08/26 -"Buzzi sold more cement in H1 2026, but earned less from it. Cement volumes rose by 5.4% and prices improved in most markets, yet recurring EBITDA fell by 9.7% to €475m. The damage came almost ..."

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