Illustrative photography of this facility class — not a photograph of the specific site.
Overview
Dyckerhoff — acquired by Buzzi in 2004 — steers operations across Germany, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Poland, Czech Republic and Russia. Wiesbaden houses the historic Amöneburg site plus the Wilhelm Dyckerhoff Institut for building-materials research.
What's done here
- Central & Eastern Europe operations
- Special cements & white cement
- R&D at Dyckerhoff Wilhelm Dyckerhoff Institut
Production & operations
Key events
Milestones reconstructed from the public record for this site and its operator.
- 1864Site founded / commissionedDyckerhoff GmbH — HQPublic sourcesno curated source · Verify
- 1907Operator foundedBuzzi S.p.A.Wikipedia — Buzzi Unicem
- —Kiln technology in serviceN/APublic sourcesno curated source · Verify
- —Operator listedBorsa Italiana: BZUWikipedia — Buzzi Unicem
- todayCurrent statusOperatingPublic sourcesno curated source · Verify
Every field & its source
One row per field shown anywhere in the app. Solid links are curated primary references; dashed ones run a scoped public search you can review yourself.
| Field | Value | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Site name | Dyckerhoff GmbH — HQ | Public sourcesno curated source · Verify |
| City | Wiesbaden | Public sourcesno curated source · Verify |
| Country | Germany (DE) | Wikipedia — Buzzi Unicem |
| Operating company | Dyckerhoff GmbH | Wikipedia — Buzzi Unicem |
| Site type | Headquarters | Wikipedia — Buzzi Unicem |
| Operating status | Operating | Public sourcesno curated source · Verify |
| Founded / commissioned | 1864 | Public sourcesno curated source · Verify |
| Capacity | — | Public sourcesno curated source · Verify |
| Production | — | Public sourcesno curated source · Verify |
| CO₂ intensity | — | Public sourcesno curated source · Verify |
| Employees | — | Public sourcesno curated source · Verify |
| Kiln technology | N/A | Public sourcesno curated source · Verify |
| Alternative fuels | — | Public sourcesno curated source · Verify |
| Activities | Central & Eastern Europe operations · Special cements & white cement · R&D at Dyckerhoff Wilhelm Dyckerhoff Institut | Public sourcesno curated source · Verify |
| Description | Dyckerhoff — acquired by Buzzi in 2004 — steers operations across Germany, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Poland, Czech Republic and Russia. Wiesbaden houses the historic Amöneburg site plus the Wilhelm Dyckerhoff Institut for building-materials research. | Public sourcesno curated source · Verify |
| Coordinates | 50.0782, 8.2397 | Public sourcesno curated source · Verify |
| Website | https://www.dyckerhoff.com | www.dyckerhoff.com |
Data compiled from public sources incl. company websites & Wikipedia. Unofficial visualization.