Dyckerhoff is Buzzi's German cement, ready-mix concrete and aggregates brand, run out of Wiesbaden. Buzzi's own history page dates the start of the relationship to 2001, when 'Buzzi Unicem establishes a partnership with the Dyckerhoff family, a leading shareholder of the Dyckerhoff cement company in Germany,' and records that Buzzi Unicem completed its acquisition of full ownership of Dyckerhoff AG in 2013. Buzzi's 2025 Annual Report lists Dyckerhoff GmbH and a long list of Dyckerhoff-branded subsidiaries (Dyckerhoff Beton, Dyckerhoff Polska and others across Germany, Poland, France and the Netherlands) as wholly owned.
Buzzi is a publicly listed company headquartered in Casale Monferrato, Italy, founded in 1907. Brandtree records 3 brands under its control, and it is listed as Euronext Milan: BZU.
Buzzi traces to Fratelli Buzzi Cementi, founded by brothers Pietro and Antonio Buzzi in Trino, Italy in 1907; the modern group took shape in September 1999 when Buzzi Cementi took over Unicem (itself descended from a cement works founded in Casale Monferrato in 1878) to form Buzzi Unicem, since renamed Buzzi S.p.A. It is headquartered in Casale Monferrato and listed on Euronext Milan under the ticker BZU. Its 2025 Annual Report states the company 'is controlled by Fimedi SpA, which directly and indirectly, through its subsidiary Presa SpA' holds the controlling stake — both are private holding vehicles of the Buzzi family with no other operating business, which is why this file seeds Buzzi S.p.A. itself rather than either holding company.
Brandtree records a controlling owner for 265 brands that began in Germany.
96 of them (36%) are now controlled by a company headquartered in another country, Dyckerhoff among them.
Buzzi Unicem's ownership of Dyckerhoff was built up over twelve years, not bought in one transaction, so this record covers only the final step that made it wholly owned. Buzzi Unicem first partnered with the Dyckerhoff family in 2001, buying 34% of the ordinary share capital, then raised its stake through further purchases across 2002-2005 to about 91% of ordinary shares, and again in November 2012 to 96.6% of total share capital (98.1% of ordinary stock and 95.2% of preferred stock) for roughly EUR71.7 million. Once past the 95% threshold, German law let Buzzi Unicem squeeze out the remaining minority shareholders: Dyckerhoff AG's shareholders approved the squeeze-out on 12 July 2013 at cash compensation of EUR47.16 per ordinary or preferred share (about EUR65.3 million in total), and the transfer was registered with the Wiesbaden commercial register on 27 August 2013, at which point Buzzi Unicem held 100% of Dyckerhoff's share capital and the shares were delisted. No transaction records a single price for the whole company; the amounts above cover only the discrete purchases disclosed for 2012-2013.
The parent company of Dyckerhoff is Buzzi, a publicly listed company headquartered in Italy.
Is Dyckerhoff German or Italian?
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Dyckerhoff originated in Germany, but it is owned today by Buzzi, which is headquartered in Italy. So Dyckerhoff is a German-origin brand under Italian ownership.
When did Buzzi buy Dyckerhoff?
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Buzzi completed its acquisition of Dyckerhoff on 27 August 2013. The price was not disclosed.
Is Dyckerhoff still owned by Buzzi?
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Yes. As of 23 September 2026, Dyckerhoff is still owned by Buzzi. The ownership record was last checked against primary sources on that date.
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Last verified . Every ownership fact above is backed by one of these primary documents. Numbers in brackets in the text refer to this list.
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