BetonTage – innovations for a common future

Dear BetonTage visitors,

Our industry is facing challenges both old and new. Internationalization will not stop short of the precast sector. Yet, with our experience and expertise, we are in a good position to meet qualitative and quantitative requirements on a worldwide scale. A prime example in this regard is the first-ever BetonTage Shanghai congress co-organized by us, which demonstrated a strong global interest in German technologies. On the other hand, increasingly demanding requirements in all parts of our industry are forcing us to innovate on our home market, too, which applies to...

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61st BetonTage congress – Prefabrication creates living spaces

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