PLACO® in the news

Bonnin Dugué, a plastering and staff company, won a Placo business club award for its heritage restoration work, quality of life at work, and environmental responsibility.

Nantet Locabennes upgraded its plaster recycling plant to meet Placoplatre's demand for 50% recycled gypsum in new plasterboard, supported by ADEME.

Placo is investing R$ 450 million to expand its Feira de Santana factory, adding a new drywall line that will increase production capacity by 75% and create 200 jobs by 2028, making it Latin America's largest and most advanced.

Placo® Multiconforts, a 4-in-1 plasterboard, was utilized in a Paris apartment renovation to provide enhanced acoustic comfort, indoor air quality, impact resistance, and moisture protection.

New research demonstrates that combining Isover and Placo insulation systems can lower attic temperatures by 10°C to combat intensifying summer heatwaves.

Infflux is standardizing the logistics performance of seven Isover and Placo® factories by deploying a unified warehouse management system.

Saint-Gobain integrated Infflux WMS software across seven French Isover and Placo factories to harmonize logistics and manage high-volume pallet shipments.

The Chambéry factory is investing in biomass energy, heat recovery, and recycled materials to halve its carbon emissions by 2030.

Financial results and performance metrics for the 2025/26 fiscal year.

The Placo plant in Chambéry is increasing its use of recycled construction waste to produce 12% of France's annual plasterboard supply.

Placo's Chambéry facility is leading the industry in plaster recycling and decarbonization through significant investments in heat recovery, biomass energy, and water conservation.

The Chambéry factory serves as a circular economy pioneer by significantly increasing recycled plaster content and investing in massive decarbonization projects.

Placo's Chambéry factory is intensely pursuing gypsum recycling while producing 38 million square meters of plasterboard annually, making it a key part of the company's industrial strategy.

Placo's Chambéry factory is a major producer of plasterboard, crucial to the company's industrial strategy, and is focused on gypsum recycling for sustainability.

Placo's Chambéry plant is investing in heat recovery, process optimization, and future electrification to reduce energy consumption and CO2 emissions, aiming for net carbon neutrality by 2050.

Placo's Chambéry factory is increasing recycled content in plasterboards, facing supply challenges, and investing in environmental improvements to reduce gas consumption and CO2 emissions.

Placo's Chambéry factory is increasing the recycled content in its plasterboards, facing challenges in securing enough recycled gypsum, and investing in new technologies to reduce its environmental impact.

Placo® introduces new, improved formulations for its Placojoint® powder joint fillers, designed for better performance, easier application, and updated packaging.

The Saint-Martin Church was meticulously restored using traditional plaster techniques and Placo® materials, emphasizing heritage craftsmanship and precise replication of original medieval features.

Placo released its group financial results for the first nine months, with data sourced from Thomson Reuters.