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European Cement: Q1'26 model updates (BZU, VCT, HEI)
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European Cement: Q1'26 model updates (BZU, VCT, HEI)
Equity Research
20 May 2026
European Cement
Q1'26 model updates (BZU, VCT,
HEI)
European cement producers all maintained FY guidance European Construction, Building Materials
despite weaker Q1 volumes (weather) and macro uncertainty. & Infrastructure NEUTRAL
UnchangedThe pricing story for 2026 remains largely intact, in our
view, with the full impact to be seen from Q2, supported by European Construction, Building
Materials & Infrastructure
energy surcharges. Following Q1 results we update our Tom Zhang, CFA
numbers below. +44 (0)20 3555 1395 tom.zhang1@barclays.com
Barclays, UK
HEI: Q1'26 results came in broadly in line for both revenues and earnings for Heidelberg Katherine Hearne, CFA
Materials. The company has maintained FY guidance but points to "a significant recovery in +44 (0)20 7773 2041
demand is already visible in many markets at the start of the second quarter", suggesting a katherine.hearne@barclays.com
more positive demand picture than we had previously expected. On the other hand, we see Barclays, UK
some risk of price/cost pressure through the remainder of the year assuming that energy Pierre Rousseau
inflation persists, though the group is aiming to cover this via fuel surcharges. Margin miss in +33 (0)1 4458 3377
North America which could be explained by mix (weather disruption). Europe earnings were pierre.rousseau@barclays.com
solid and suggest some positive pricing already. We update our numbers for Q1, M2M FX BBI, Paris
assumptions, and make minor increases to volume estimates in selective markets for Q2, which
increases our FY26-28 EBITDA estimates by ~1%. We now look for €3,618m for FY26 EBIT (RCO),
which is just above the mid-point of FY guidance (RCO: €3.4-3.75bn) and 2% above Bloomberg
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