TITAN (Euronext Brussels: TITC, Athens Exchange: TITC, Euronext Paris: TITC) is a publicly listed company headquartered in Brussels, Belgium that owns 5 consumer brands, and has 2 recorded transactions.[1]
TITAN was founded in 1902 with the opening of its first cement plant in Elefsina, Greece, and listed on the Athens Stock Exchange in 1912. In 2019 the Belgium-incorporated TITAN Cement International S.A. became the Group's parent company, listed on Euronext Brussels (its primary listing), Euronext Paris and the Athens Exchange under the ticker TITC. Its US business, Titan America SA, IPO'd 9,000,000 new shares on the New York Stock Exchange (ticker TTAM) in February 2025 alongside a secondary sale of 15,000,000 existing shares by TITAN Cement International; at the close of that offering TITAN Cement International retained 160,362,465 common shares of Titan America, 87% of the total outstanding. This is not the same company as Titan Company Limited, the Indian watches, jewellery and eyewear maker listed on the NSE as TITAN — that is an unrelated Tata Group-affiliated business already seeded in this dataset as titan-company.
Titan America SA, the 87%-TITAN-owned, NYSE-listed US subsidiary of TITAN Cement International, agreed on 8 January 2026 to buy Keystone Cement Holdings, Inc. and Keystone Cement Company LLC, a Pennsylvania cement and aggregates producer in the Lehigh Valley owned by the Fortaleza, Uniland and Tritadura groups. Titan America's own announcement describes the transaction as "valued at $310 million," without characterising that figure as an enterprise value or otherwise stating that assumed debt is included, so it is recorded here as the price paid for the business rather than as a stated enterprise value. The deal closed on 1 May 2026, adding a modern kiln with roughly 990,000 short tons per year of clinker capacity, limestone reserves TITAN says support more than 50 years of production, and about 125 employees, and it extends Titan America's Mid-Atlantic reach alongside its existing Roanoke and Essex cement operations. The sellers are private groups not otherwise covered in this dataset.
This single 2000 transaction is the origin of TITAN's US business. TITAN had held a 59-60% controlling stake in Roanoke Cement, Virginia since 1992, bought from Tarmac PLC; in 2000 it acquired Tarmac America Inc. outright, which brought in the remaining roughly 41% of Roanoke Cement together with the Pennsuco plant near Miami, Florida (the origin of today's Titan Florida brand) plus associated quarries, ready-mix concrete and block operations and distribution terminals. Tarmac America was then renamed Titan America and fully folded into the group - the same corporate line that, after a 2025 NYSE IPO, is now the 87%-TITAN-owned Titan America SA. Because Roanoke Cement and the Pennsuco/Titan Florida assets both came from this one purchase of Tarmac America, they are recorded as a single deal rather than two; TITAN's own SEC filings and history page give the year but neither a specific date nor a price, so those are left unrecorded rather than estimated (a $636 million figure reported at the time comes only from contemporary news coverage, not from TITAN or Tarmac PLC directly, and is not used here).
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Frequently asked questions
What brands does TITAN own?
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TITAN owns 5 consumer brands tracked here, including TITAN, Keystone Cement, Essex Cement, Roanoke Cement and Titan Florida.
Is TITAN a Belgian company?
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Yes. TITAN is headquartered in Brussels, Belgium and was founded in 1902.
Who owns TITAN?
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TITAN is a publicly listed company owned by its shareholders; it trades as TITC on the Euronext Brussels, TITC on the Athens Exchange and TITC on the Euronext Paris.
What was TITAN's most recent acquisition?
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The most recent completed acquisition recorded here is Keystone Cement on 1 May 2026.
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