As part of our commitment to a lower emissions future, Adbri is partnering with Australian company Calix to co-develop a Calix calciner for lime production with carbon capture technology. Feasibility work will commence soon on the project which represents a world-first development of a commercial-scale, zero-emissions lime production facility.
Read more about it here.
Our new brand embodies who we are and what we do, with the logo representing our three core operations of cement and lime; concrete and aggregates and concrete products. The circular symbol takes inspiration from our businesses; the circular quarry pits, cement mills and kilns, rotating agitators and mixers and the wheels on the trucks that deliver our product throughout Australia. The colours also reflect the historic Adelaide Brighton dark blue, complemented with a sky blue depicting our bright future, with the addition of a grey representing the earthly ingredients so important to Adbri.
Today Adbri is pleased to share with you our new look and feel.
Our change of name from Adelaide Brighton Limited to Adbri Limited recognises our strong national identity, while retaining a strong connection to our proud history as we grow into new markets.
With Adbri’s origins dating back to the opening of the Brighton Cement works in 1882, we have evolved from a South Australian cement manufacturer into a national vertically integrated construction materials and industrial minerals business that is helping build a better Australia. Over our history we have overcome many challenges thanks to the dedication of our people and the support of our customers, suppliers and shareholders. Today we continue to demonstrate this strength and agility as we all work together to protect the health and wellbeing of all Australians during the COVID-19 pandemic.
This year Adbri launched its inaugural Reflect Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) to help accelerate our journey to reconciliation. We believe the commitments we have made in our RAP will result in a positive difference to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples in the areas of employment, education, empowerment and economic development, while enhancing the cultural understanding of our non-Indigenous workforce.
To learn more about Adbri’s RAP click here.
