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Geberit says Germany infrastructure fund will boost construction sentiment
Published by Global Banking & Finance Review®
Posted on March 6, 2025
1 min readLast updated: January 25, 2026
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Published by Global Banking & Finance Review®
Posted on March 6, 2025
1 min readLast updated: January 25, 2026
Germany's 500 billion euro infrastructure fund is expected to boost construction sentiment, benefiting companies like Geberit.
ZURICH (Reuters) - Germany's planned 500 billion euro ($539.90 billion)infrastructure fund will boost sentiment in the construction industry in the country, Geberit Chief Executive Christian Buhl said on Thursday.
Geberit, which makes pipes and bathroom ceramics, would benefit directly from increased work in public buildings, but get a bigger benefit also from a broader improvement in the sector, he said.
"It gives a positive sentiment into the market, and soon we'll benefit from that, which is also positive for us, obviously," said Buhl after Geberit reported its full-year results.
"The sentiment of consumer confidence is not at a very high level in Germany, and if that goes up with that programme, that will be a more important lever," he added.
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(Reporting by John Revill, editing by Rachel More)
Germany's planned infrastructure fund is set at 500 billion euros, which is approximately $539.90 billion.
Geberit anticipates direct benefits from increased work in public buildings and a broader improvement in the construction sector.
The sentiment of consumer confidence in Germany is not at a very high level, but the infrastructure program could positively influence it.
The Chief Executive of Geberit is Christian Buhl.
Christian Buhl stated that the infrastructure fund gives a positive sentiment into the market, which Geberit expects to benefit from soon.
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