Inauguration of a new production plant in Switzerland
10 Jun 2025
After about two years of planning and construction, MC-Bauchemie Switzerland inaugurated a new production plant for concrete admixtures in Dintikon on 25 April 2025. Around 50 customers and partners, including Nikolaus M. Müller, Managing Director of the MC-Bauchemie Group, attended the opening ceremony.
Group photo at the opening ceremony in April MC-Bauchemie 2026
Selling concrete admixtures in the saturated Swiss market has long been considered difficult, but active local demand and increasing sales suggest otherwise. With local production now in place, transport routes will shorten, emissions will be reduced, and a significant contribution to sustainability will be achieved. At the same time, the geographical proximity to the place of use ensures high delivery reliability and short response times. In addition, the new facility also enables targeted adaptation to specific conditions in Switzerland – such as climatic conditions, available raw materials, national standards, and typical construction methods. The result is an efficient, environmentally friendly, and reliable solution that meets the needs of the Swiss construction market.
Focus on the Swiss market and shared perspectives
“We don't want to be a German company in Switzerland; we want to be a Swiss company in Switzerland,” emphasised Nikolaus M. Müller, Managing Director of the MC-Bauchemie Group,, at the opening ceremony. Timur Rönnert, Managing Director of MC-Bauchemie AG in Switzerland, concluded: “The foundation stone has been laid – now it's a matter of collaborating with our customers and the prevailing conditions in the Swiss construction market to develop additional sustainable solutions alongside the existing product portfolio.”
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