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New commercial partnership with Clément & Fils, specialists in structural work in the West of France

28 July 2026

Hoffmann Green  announces the signing of a commercial partnership with Clément & Fils, a family-run business specializing in masonry, structural work and the construction of housing and industrial buildings in the West of France. 

Founded in 1959, the family-run business Clément & Fils has established itself as a leading player in masonry and structural work in the area between the Nantes urban area and the Guérande peninsula. With a workforce of over 45 employees, the company has been supporting private individuals and businesses with construction and renovation projects for more than 65 years, from detached houses to industrial buildings. Renowned for its technical expertise and the quality of its work, it focuses on people as the heart of its development and conducts its activities as part of a commitment to environmental transition. 

In this context, Clément & Fils has chosen to rely on the technologies developed by Hoffmann Green in order to incorporate carbon-neutral construction solutions into its projects. Thanks to this commercial partnership, the company will be able to offer its clients structures built using Hoffmann Green’s 0% clinker cements, combining technical performance, sustainability and reduced CO₂ emissions. This collaboration is already coming to life with the construction of a logistics hub using 0% clinker cements developed by Hoffmann Green, in Saint-Étienne-de-Montluc (Loire-Atlantique). 

This new partnership illustrates the momentum of Hoffmann Green’s commercial expansion amongst regional players in the construction sector. It strengthens the Company’s portfolio of partners in the West of France and helps to support its strong growth trajectory and the diversification of its target markets. This collaboration is therefore in line with the Company’s ambition to continue accelerating sales volumes and to achieve its target of selling 100,000 tonnes of cement by 2026. 

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