Recently, Cement Australia (CA), a joint venture between Holcim Australia and the Heidelberg Materials Australia, has completed the Buckeridge Group of Companies (BGC) Acquisition of the Cement Division, effective October 1, 2025.
Buckeridge Group of Companies (BGC) is a private conglomerate headquartered in Perth, Western Australia, founded in 1959 by architect Len Buckeridge. The group started out as a property developer and has since grown into a vertically integrated construction and manufacturing business covering the production of building materials and residential and commercial construction. BGC is one of the largest private companies in Australia, with an annual turnover of more than 2 billion Australian yuan. Its main operations are concentrated in the Western Australian market and extend to South Australia, New South Wales, Victoria, Queensland and New Zealand. BGC's cement business operates primarily through its subsidiary, BGC Cementitious (Cement Products Division), which is a core component of the Group's construction materials supply chain. The division focuses on related areas such as cement, concrete, quarries, asphalt and transportation, emphasizing the vertical integration model-full chain control from raw material extraction to finished product production and logistics distribution. This model ensures stable product quality and delivery efficiency, especially in the competition of the construction market in Western Australia. BGC Cementitious has approximately 47% of the WA cement market and is the only company in the region with a fully vertically integrated (quarry-cement-concrete) industrial chain. In December
2024, BGC announced the sale of its cement products division to Cement Australia, a leading supplier of building materials in a joint venture between Heidelberg Materials Australia and Holcim Australia. The value of the deal is estimated at a 600-800 million.