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A construction materials company with a long history on the Sunshine Coast is rebranding.

Hanson Construction Materials, which has been part of the HeidelbergCement group since 2007, will be rebranding to Heidelberg Materials from November 11, 2024.

It follows the rebranding of HeidelbergCement to Heidelberg Materials as the new global brand in September 2022.

Hanson has three long-running operations across the Sunshine Coast: Glasshouse Quarry, Caloundra Concrete and Maroochydore Concrete. Its teams and operations will remain the same, ensuring the local focus continues.

Regional general manager Charlie Stoneman said the new brand marked a significant milestone for the global company and reflected its broadened service offering and enhanced commitment to driving sustainability across the business.

Hanson has three operations on the Coast. Picture: David Chatfield

Mr Stoneman said while the name and logo would change, the local teams and the resources and services it provides to the community would not.

“Our history dates back to 1956 when the business was founded as Pioneer. Fast forward to the year 2000 and we were acquired by Hanson and underwent a similar rebranding before more recently being acquired by Heidelberg Cement in 2007,” he said.

“We have long-serving employees at our Sunshine Coast operations who have been working with the business since the Pioneer days, which is testament to the values and culture we have maintained throughout.

“Everything we do connects back to our ‘Think Global, Act Local’ approach, which ensures we retain our reputation as an industry leader, trusted by our customers and local communities.

“With 150 years of successful operations worldwide, we’re now at the forefront of transforming the heavy building materials industry.

The company’s rebrand will begin in November. Picture: David Chatfield

“We’re on the path to becoming a carbon neutral company. We remain committed to offering an exceptional customer experience supported by innovative digital tools.

“This significant milestone also marks the beginning of a major transformation where we focus on our journey to carbon neutrality with digital solutions and a comprehensive range of quality, innovative, low-carbon and high-recycled construction materials, including concrete, aggregates and asphalt.

“For now, it’s very much business as usual and the focus remains the same – keeping people safe, providing quality construction materials and an exceptional customer experience.

“We are very proud of our Sunshine Coast operations and our longstanding contributions to the community from providing much-needed resources to the Coast’s key construction and infrastructure projects to supporting local charities and schools with required materials.

“This will continue to consolidate our position as industry leaders, while leveraging off our global expertise.”

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