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Trades about 59% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Wienerberger AG, a Vienna, Austria-based company established in 1819, stands as a leading European producer and supplier of essential building materials, including bricks, roof tiles, concrete pavers, and pipe systems. The company manages its diverse operations through three key segments: Wienerberger Building Solutions, Wienerberger Piping Solutions, and North America. Its comprehensive portfolio for construction, under Wienerberger Building Solutions, features clay blocks for a variety of wall applications—exterior, interior (both load-bearing and non-load-bearing), partition, infill, and separating—marketed primarily as Porotherm and POROTON. For façades, the company offers Terca brand facing bricks and Argeton ceramic tiles, frequently utilized in commercial and public structures such as hospitals, schools, factories, and offices. Roofing requirements are addressed with clay roof tiles from the Koramic, Sandtoft, and Tondach brands. Additionally, it provides vitrified clay pipes, fittings, shafts, and accessories crucial for sewage infrastructure. Paving solutions include Semmelrock brand concrete and clay pavements, ideal for diverse settings from pedestrian zones and public spaces like train stations or airports to private terraces and gardens, complemented by Penter brand paving bricks and terrace tiles. The Wienerberger Piping Solutions division, operating under the Pipelife brand, specializes in plastic pipes, integrated pipe systems, and fittings. These products are engineered for vital applications such as wastewater management, rainwater drainage, sanitation and heating technology, and the distribution of energy, gas, and potable water.
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