About VVM.
Delivering consistent quality for construction and infra. The most important thing we do as VVM. Every single day. It has made us a constant factor in the world of cement and special binders. VVM has proven to be an important player in the construction market.
You can rely on our expertise. We are constantly enriching our knowledge and holding it up to the light of sustainability. We constantly work towards the right solutions. We bite into challenges.
Laboratory.
We are proud of our own state-of-the-art laboratory. We test, research and invent new possibilities, and analyse the composition of our products. In our lab, we help determine what helps our customers further. To this end, we cooperate intensively with technical universities and research institutes. We continue to enrich our knowledge. It ensures that we have a solution in every direction and for every requirement.
Logistics
Our logistics is of essential value on our pallet of products. Delivering our products correctly and on-time is a primary activity. We handle the transport of our products to our customers in-house.
We transport by road using the fleet of our sister company Cementbouw and by ship with other partners.
Management Team of VVM.
History.
Since 2011, VVM has been part of CRH, an Irish group with a long tradition in the cement and concrete industry and operating worldwide. Grown from the concrete industry, VVM is well aware of the needs of independent concrete producers to provide the most appropriate advice and supply high-quality cement in an optimal price-quality ratio. VVM produces and supplies all classic clinker-based cements from various locations.
VVM has 2 cement grinding plants on Belgian territory. The grinding plant in the Port of Antwerp has been in operation since 2002. The plant in Rieme (Port of Ghent) was built in 2006.
Both grinding plants have large capacity and storage facilities. They are in prime locations with access to the water network with a draught of more than 12.5 metres (Panamax class). Thus, not only inland vessels can be loaded and unloaded, but also ocean-going vessels can dock at the quay. This allows both sites to export cement or supply raw materials worldwide.