Rebuilding Ukraine requires more than restoring what has been lost – it requires sustainable, reilient and energy-efficient building solutions for the future.

Curious to learn everything about the latest developments, technologies and solutions in the AAC and fibre cement industries? Then come and visit us at the 6th International Exhibition & Conference ReBuild Ukraine, taking place in Warsaw, Poland from 12th to 13th November 2026.

We’re really looking forward to welcoming you at our stand no. 1-C2, and discussing how innovative building materials can contribute to the reconstruction of Ukraine. See you in Warsaw!

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The commissioning was supported by the dedicated work of all parties involved as well as by remote support from Wehrhahn. Wehrhahn installed new PCs, updated the software systems, worked through the plant section by section with the local team, conducted training for WECOMIX and WACO, and provided support whenever questions arose.

In May 2026, production was successfully started. The entire team can be truly proud of this achievement!

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Robert Turski, President of the European Aerated Concrete Association (EAACA), captured the spirit of the event perfectly in his keynote:

“Challenges and Opportunities for Tomorrow’s Construction Industry”

AAC is a fantastic building material that offers exactly what the future of construction demands: strength, light weight, ease of use, and full recyclability. Its unique characteristics make AAC a key solution for circular construction and the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions.

With an installed capacity of approximately 7.0 million cubic meters per year, Türkiye is one of the largest AAC markets worldwide. Several market players are currently considering upgrades and modernisation of their existing plants to meet future requirements.

Simon Lou, Co-Managing Director of our joint venture company Wehrhahn Teeyer Smart Technology Corp. Ltd., addressed this demand in detail and presented feasible, attractive solutions based on an already successfully executed showcase project.

The audience response was extremely positive and clearly showed that clients are highly interested in benchmarking advanced technology under favourable conditions.

We are truly grateful for all the valuable discussions, inspiring exchanges, and friendly moments we experienced during this outstanding event.

Please feel free to reach out - we look forward to continuing the dialogue.

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STT Türk Gazbeton has taken over the former ATEK aerated concrete plant in Çorlu and is now actively driving forward its modernisation.

The existing Wehrhahn superSMART aerated concrete production plant has been operating successfully for many years. To bring the plant up to date and increase automation, Wehrhahn was commissioned to modernise key sub-systems, including mould locking and mould release, as well as machines for mould cleaning and mould oiling. This minimises staffing requirements, increases production efficiency and further reduces manufacturing costs.

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Wehrhahn has developed the MCS (Master Control Server), which is a purpose-built, highly integrated system specifically tailored for Wehrhahn plants rather than a generic, off-the-shelf MES and includes a wide range of specialised evaluation tools. Read more about this special topic in the Wehrhahn article:

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The mood at the construction site was one of high spirits when the first AAC cake was produced. The new plant is the second Wehrhahn production facility for Soceram. The new SMART represents the latest generation of machines and technologies. It has all the features recently developed to ensure the highest possible plant efficiency and the lowest possible production costs.

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There was a great enthusiasm from everyone at the construction site when the first AAC cake was tilted. The new state of the art Wehrhahn cutting line at EKORU is now operational!

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For manufacturers – especially newcomers – ensuring consistent product quality and efficient production requires extensive process knowledge and reliable technology. Read more about this topic in the Wehrhahn article >

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The complete journal can be found here.

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