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Vicat is a multi-site industrial group and a French family business that was founded nearly 165 years ago, after Louis Vicat invented artifical cement in 1817. 

With its roots in history and a forward-looking ethos, its business model rests on the development of products and services for all sectors of the construction industry that are local and support the circular economy. Its corporate social responsibility engagements are translated into concrete initiatives which benefit the countries where it operates.

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04/03/2025

The Vicat group launches the VAIA project as an accelerator of the decarbonization ambitions

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Following the signing of the ecological transition contract with the French government as part of the national strategy for decarbonizing the 50 most CO₂-emitting industrial sites, Vicat confirms its ambition with the launch of the VAIA project (Vicat Advanced Industrial Alliance).

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09/06/2022

Lithosys : the new Vicat brand for concrete 3D printing

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Vicat is expanding the boundaries of concrete design and construction with the launch of Lithosys, its new brand devoted to concrete 3D printing.

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12/01/2022

Vicat develops first carbon-zero binder

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Vicat’s DECA low-carbon range has been enriched by the addition of the first carbon-negative binder that can be used to produce very-low-carbon concrete. This innovation highlights the Group’s commitment to achieving carbon neutrality on its full value chain by 2050.

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17/12/2021

Meteor: increasing the proportion of alternative fuels at Montalieu-Vercieu

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Under its 'France Relance' recovery plan, the French government is putting up 1.2 billion euros to boost the drive for reducing the industrial sector’s greenhouse-gas emissions by creating new support mechanisms that will reinforce the existing mechanisms implemented by the country’s Environment and Energy Management Agency (ADEME). The latest batch of 42 ‘France Recovery’ beneficiaries announced on Friday, 19 November, 2021, includes our very own ‘Meteor’ project.