BATILAND - Matériaux de Construction in the news

Batiland reported a 5% sales drop amid market decline and launched a Cap 2030 plan emphasizing staff training, digital tools, and new memberships to strengthen its rural construction materials network.

Batiland maintained stable margins and grew 16% compared to 2019 by focusing on service and local anchoring, despite a 2024 market downturn, and launched an e-commerce site and new customer communication tools.

Bâtiland has refreshed its branding and elected a new president, with plans to launch its e-commerce site soon.

Bâtiland hosted its 10th annual trade show in a virtual format to maintain business connections between its 48 regional points of sale and 70 suppliers during the health crisis.

Bâtiland aims to achieve 125 million euros in revenue by pivoting toward renovation and timber products while advancing digital sales tools.

L'entreprise Lavaud has opened a new Caséo/Carrélia showroom in Saint-Yrieix-la-Perche, offering custom kitchen and home improvement products for individuals and professionals.

Bâtiland aims to boost its visibility and sales through optimized offerings and targeted promotions, leveraging its strength in the renovation sector.

Bâtiland held its 2017 professional trade fair focused on supplier-client networking, aiming to surpass previous business volume with new initiatives and a €125 million turnover mostly from professional customers.

A Batiland member is expanding operations by building a new 25,000 square meter retail and logistics facility in Lamarque-Pontacq.

BATILAND is implementing an aggressive commercial strategy for 2013, including a focus on solutions, a revamped website with e-commerce, and a new energy saving certificate program to drive renovation sales.

A three-generation family construction materials company expanded from quarries to a retail network under the Bâtiland brand, adapting through technological and market changes.

A family construction materials business evolved over four generations, expanding its retail space and preparing for a generational handover with a large new sales area.

Bâtiland is a family-operated construction materials company with a history dating back to 1858 and a strong regional presence.

Bâtiland joined the CMEM supercentral, boosting sales points and commercial offerings while focusing on supplier cooperation and network expansion.

Peyré Matériaux, a Batiland member, is moving to a new 8,000 m2 location by early 2009 to modernize facilities and expand its customer base.

Dumartheray expanded its retail space, product range, and services, focusing on customer satisfaction and community engagement, while maintaining autonomy within the Batiland group.