The bright interior of Cemvision's high-temperature cement kiln

Re-ment is decarbonising cement without a green premium

Cemvision converts low-grade steel slag that would otherwise be waste into high performance cement feedstock, while recovering valuable critical metals from steelmaking.

~80%

INITIAL CO₂ REDUCTION TARGET

€40M

EIB FINANCING SIGNED

2028

PLANNED INDUSTRIAL DELIVERIES

The opportunity

Laser focus for a massive climate challenge

Cement accounts for approximately 7 - 8% of global CO₂ emissions. Cemvision is targeting this specific problem with Re-ment. Its opportunity is to replace conventional cement in established construction applications without requiring customers to redesign their production processes or pay a green premium.

Concrete pipes stacked at an industrial site

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Cemvision circular cement process diagram

The circular model

Turning steel slag into cement feedstock and valuable metals

Cemvision creates value across two industrial value chains: steelmaking and construction. Its technology upgrades low-grade slag into cement feedstock while recovering valuable metals, such as vanadium, that can be returned to industrial use.

By replacing virgin raw materials with industrial by-products, the process aims to reduce emissions, material waste and dependence on newly extracted resources.

Bankability indicators

Connecting technology, customers and capital

Cemvision shows how a focused industrial innovation can progress towards bankability when technical development is combined with customer validation, strategic partners and a financing path.

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Turn Industrial Waste into Valuable Products

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Prove the Full Commercial ROI

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Convert Financing into Industrial Scale

Cemvision's circular cement mark
“Build flexibility across feedstocks, and prove the unit economics.”
Johan Wiksell
Investor, JM Ventures