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18 October 2024

The rings, symbols of the Paris 2024 Games, recycled in Differdange to build the future headquarters of ArcelorMittal

ArcelorMittal Long Products Luxembourg in Differdange will melt down the Olympic Rings and transform them into beams for the ArcelorMittal world headquarters under construction in Kirchberg.

27 June 2023

The construction of the ArcelorMittal Kirchberg Headquarters kickstarted!

The finest of ArcelorMittal and of the Luxembourgish government has gathered on June 21st in Kirchberg to celebrate the beginning of the ArcelorMittal headquarters’ (…)

Press release of 21 June 2023

Construction officially starts on ArcelorMittal’s new headquarters building in Luxembourg

New HQ will showcase the unique role steel can play in building a sustainable world.

13 December 2017

ArcelorMittal et le Fonds Kirchberg annoncent le gagnant de la consultation d’architectes pour la conception du nouveau siège du leader mondial de l’acier

Ce que j’aime personnellement dans ce bâtiment, c’est qu’il rend visible l’acier qui le constitue, alors qu’il est si souvent caché. En fait, nous pensons qu’aucun (…)

18 May 2017

ArcelorMittal and the Fonds Kirchberg announce shortlist of three architectural practices to design new headquarters for ArcelorMittal in Luxembourg

21 March 2017

Competition for the future ArcelorMittal headquarters – architects welcomed in Kirchberg - Luxembourg

ArcelorMittal launched last February a competition for design of Luxembourg headquarters building, located in Luxembourg-Kirchberg.

13 April 2016

ArcelorMittal announces its decision to build a new head office in Luxembourg

Luxembourg, 13 April 2016 - Following a series of progressive discussions with representatives from the Luxembourg government, ArcelorMittal, the world’s leading steel and (…)

14 November 2014

ArcelorMittal and Banque et Caisse d’Epargne de l’Etat Luxembourg sign Memorandum of Understanding for sale of Liberté building

November 14, 2014 - In presence of Xavier Bettel, Prime Minister of Luxembourg, Etienne Schneider, Vice Prime Minister, and Pierre Gramegna, Minister of Finance, (…)