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Richard Bayer celebrates his 70th birthday

He is among the best-known personalities in the precast concrete component industry: Richard Bayer. He was able to celebrate his 70th birthday in his Swabian home town of Blaubeuren in May. For many of his long-time friends and business partners, it was a welcome occasion to fittingly commemorate Richard Bayer’s life’s work.

The R. Bayer-Gruppe is among the most renowned manufacturers of artificial stone and terrazzo in Germany. Richard Bayer has managed the third generation of the company, which was established in 1911, since 1977. Production takes place at three locations; Blaubeuren, Zwickau...

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