Firestopping is essential for passive fire protection, ensuring proper compartmentalization in any building project. But navigating compliance on-site can be complex and time-consuming. Hilti simplifies firestop design with cutting-edge training and tools, helping you upskill quickly and ensure compliance with ease. Want to learn more? Explore our resources and take the next step in fire safety.
The construction industry is no stranger to challenges—from rising costs to labour shortages. But with reports predicting industry growth of 2.5% in the next year, there’s plenty of opportunity for those who can adapt. Let’s dive into five key hurdles and how smart solutions can help.
Schaan (FL), March 14, 2025 – The Hilti Group achieved CHF 6.4 billion in turnover for 2024, reflecting 1.5% sales growth in local currencies (-1.4% in Swiss francs). Despite currency challenges, the operating result remained steady at CHF 769 million. Hilti gained market share and continued strong investments in innovation and its Lead 2030 strategy.
In today’s fast-paced construction world, efficiency isn’t just a goal—it’s a necessity. Rising costs and tighter deadlines mean every project must run like a well-oiled machine. Enter SPEC2SITE: an approach that connects every phase of construction from design to installation, ensuring projects are not only completed on time and within budget, but also with unmatched quality and sustainability.
Love is always in the air on Valentine’s Day, but we’re not just talking about roses and candlelit dinners. This year let’s show some love to the one thing that always has your back—your health and safety on the job site. After all, nothing says “I care” like staying safe, working smart, protecting yourself and your colleagues.
Manchester, UK – Construction doesn’t stop when the weather takes a turn. Rain, cold, and unexpected delays can push projects off schedule, driving up costs and increasing frustration. In an industry where every second counts, having reliable, well-maintained tools can make all the difference between staying on track or falling behind.
Schaan (FL), January 24, 2025 – In 2024, the Hilti Group increased sales by 1.5 percent in local currencies compared to the previous year. In Swiss francs sales declined by 1.4 percent to CHF 6.4 billion due to negative currency effects.
May Your Job Site Be Merry and Bright -Nothing says holiday spirit like lights—twinkling trees, glowing decorations, and bright high streets. As dark winter nights set in, good lighting isn’t just festive, it’s essential—especially on the job site. Keep your workplace safe, efficient, and well-lit this season. Let your job site shine bright this holiday season!
Hilti's ambitious climate targets validated by SBTi Schaan (FL), November 26, 2024 – On its journey to significantly reduce CO2 emissions, the Hilti Group’s ambitious sustainability goals have been validated by the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi). This milestone underscores Hilti’s commitment to environmental responsibility.
Schaan (FL), November 14, 2024 – Hilti has been recognized as the world’s fifth best workplace in 2024 by Great Place to Work and Fortune magazine. This is the highest global ranking Hilti has achieved. The company was also certified as a Great Place to Work in more than 40 countries worldwide.
Eco-Friendly Building Materials - The construction industry is changing fast. Sustainability is no longer a buzzword. It’s becoming a legal necessity and a commercial imperative. Eco-friendly building materials are driving this green revolution, offering environmental benefits without compromising quality or functionality.
Established in 2017, the Construction Startup Competition has attracted startups from over 80 countries, becoming the largest challenge in construction innovation. The 2024 edition sees a surge in applications, aiming to discover groundbreaking solutions and advance the Contech ecosystem through agile adoption of innovative technologies and business models.
Wood is gaining renewed popularity as a building material thanks to technological and industrial advances improvements. The reason? Mass timber construction. Research into wood has led to major regulatory changes across the globe that are boosting the use of mass timber in construction projects – expanding its use beyond residential projects to high-rise commercial buildings.
HILTI GROUP continues growth in a Challenging environment Schaan (FL), May 17, 2024 – Over the first four months of 2024 the Hilti Group recorded sales growth of 2.9 percent in local currencies compared to the same period of the previous year. Translated into Swiss francs, sales declined by 1.8 percent, to CHF 2103 million, resulting from an ongoing significant negative currency effect.
May 7th, 2024, marked the start of Construction Startup Competition 2024, the biggest competition, network, and platform for startups in the construction and cleantech industries. Prominent industry players and venture capital firms are launching the open call for innovative startups worldwide as hosts of the 8th edition of Construction Startup Competition. Apply from May 7th - June 30th, 2024
Ede (Netherlands), 1 April 2024 – 4PS by Hilti, software supplier for the construction industry, is continuing its international course with the launch of 4PS Construction Software AB in Sweden. A team of dedicated experts will support the Swedish construction industry in digitizing, optimizing and automating business processes from Gothenburg.
At Hilti, we are committed to nurturing an inclusive culture where every person feels valued and empowered. In our latest annual report, some Hilti team members share their stories of how their unique perspectives became their strengths in an inclusive workplace. See their stories in our latest annual report.
Strong growth in a challenging environment for the Hilti Group in 2023. With sales growth of 9.0 percent in local currencies, the Hilti Group outperformed the market. In Swiss francs, growth reached 2.7 percent, reflecting a significantly negative currency impact. The Group’s total 2023 turnover was CHF 6.5 billion.