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Home News Europe Hoffmann Green Cement Technologies signs strategic partnership in Brittany

Hoffmann Green Cement Technologies signs strategic partnership in Brittany

by Adam Daunt
March 19, 2026
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Hoffmann Green Cement Technologies has signed an agreement with Le Coq Construction. Image: Hoffmann Green Cement Technologies

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Hoffmann Green Cement Technologies has strengthened its position in Brittany after finalising a strategic partnership with regional contractor Le Coq Construction.

Le Coq Construction has operated in the structural works and general masonry sector for more than 90 years, serving both public and private clients across Brittany. As part of its efforts to adopt more sustainable practices, the company has been exploring the use of lower‑carbon construction materials.

The contractor has already completed several projects using Hoffmann Green Cement’s 0 per cent clinker cement. According to both companies, these initial deployments have confirmed the material’s technical feasibility and application quality while helping reduce the carbon footprint of the projects involved. The new agreement will see the clinker‑free cement used more widely in Le Coq Construction’s future works.

“The integration of Hoffmann Green cement into our initial projects has demonstrated its technical feasibility and application quality,” Le Coq Construction directors Mathieu Still and Damien Lecreurer said.

“This partnership is fully aligned with our commitment to reducing the carbon footprint of our projects while maintaining our performance and reliability standards on construction sites. 

“We are pleased to continue this collaboration with an industrial player committed to environmental innovation.”

Hoffmann Green Cement Technologies co‑founders Julien Blanchard and David Hoffmann said the partnership reflects growing confidence in the company’s solutions.

“The signing of this partnership with Le Coq Construction illustrates the relevance of our territorial deployment strategy and the growing confidence of structural work players in our 0 per cent clinker cement solutions,” they said.

“After several successful initial projects, we are delighted to formalise this collaboration to accelerate the adoption of our technologies in Brittany.”

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