Transforming the Building Materials Industry: Next Generation Strategies and Practices

Companies across the building materials sector are transforming their go-to-market strategies and embracing next-generation business practices, guided by Boston Consulting Group's BCG expertise, global presence, and deep industry knowledge. The shift from cost optimization to customer-centric value propositions and innovative deliveryis reshaping the landscape of manufacturers, wholesalers, and suppliers in this field.

For example, leading building materials producers are adopting sustnable manufacturing methods that align with stringent environmental, social, and governance ESG standardsa tr reflected in their modernized business practices. Meanwhile, distributors are leveraging digital solutions such as remote salesto enhance customer engagement and operational efficiency.

BCG has a proven track record of helping clients across the building materials sector unlock profitable growth through strategic digital transformation initiatives. In partnership with BCG X, we provide comprehensive support on advanced analytics andprojects, ensuring responsible innovation industry trs and technological advancements. Our dedicated team is at the forefront of global developments in logistics, manufacturing practices, and technology to help clients navigate complex market conditions.

BCG's insights cover critical topics like cost management strategies for process industries, addressing the impacts of trade disruptions on global manufacturing dynamics, and the role of advanced logistics in shaping the factory of the future. As part of a broader collaboration with the World Economic Forum through the Mission Possible Partnership, BCG is driving decarbonization efforts across sectors such as concrete, steel, aluminum, chemicals, and transportation.

Explore our latest publications for in-depth analyses on building materials industry trs:

• A New Approach to Costand Growthin Process Industries: discusses strategies for process companies to regn their competitive edge by addressing financial constrnts through both organic and inorganic growth opportunities.

• Harnessing the Tectonic Shifts in Global Manufacturing: With trade dynamics evolving, global businesses must adapt their supply chns carefully. This piece offers insights on balancing efficiency with resilience amid market disruptions.

• Advanced Logistics in the Factory of the Future: Automation and flexibility are transforming manufacturing logistics to overcome labor shortages while improving service levels and safety standards.

Together with BCG's building materials consulting leadership team, we offer industry expertise that spans a wide range of challenges from cost optimization to growth strategies. Our team includes leaders like Guillaume Ricome, Managing Director Partner in London; Gaurav Nath, Managing Director Partner also based in London; Lucian Morariu, Managing Director Senior Partner in Munich; and Marta Guzzafame, Managing Director Partner in Madrid.

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