7月7日，豪瑞和拉法基公布了在全球范围内计划剥离资产名单，剥离资产的主要原因包括反垄断要求，以及企业自身发展需要，因为拉法基和豪瑞在中国水泥主要以华新水泥和四川双马及部分拉法基水泥工厂构成，总的水泥产能在1.3亿吨左右，之于中国30亿吨的水泥产能而言，不构成涉嫌垄断，中国水泥市场不在豪瑞和拉法基最新公布的剥离资产名单之列。
另据华新水泥、四川双马最新公告显示，拉法基和豪瑞无需在中国市场剥离资产，但亦或仍可能保持独立经营。
HOLCIM最新公告内容如下：
拉法基和豪瑞对等合并，致力于创建建材行业最先进和最具创新性的集团——拉法基豪瑞集团。日前，双方为实现该目标，又向前迈出重要一步。
在4月7日双方宣布对等合并项目后，两家公司共同组建了“拉法基豪瑞联合资产剥离委员会”，以推动资产剥离进程。该委员会已草拟一个计划剥离的资产名单，为满足竞争管理机构的可能提出的要求提前做好准备。
7月7日所公布的计划剥离资产名单，是两家公司准备剥离的总资产中最主要的部分。
两家公司计划处置以下资产：
欧洲
● 奥地利：拉法基Mannersdorf水泥生产厂
● 法国：豪瑞位于法国主要大城市的资产，但Altkirch水泥生产厂以及Haut-Rhin地区的相关骨料、预拌混凝土生产厂除外；拉法基集团位于法属留尼旺岛的资产，但保留其在波尔本水泥厂的股份
● 德国：拉法基的资产
● 匈牙利：豪瑞的运营资产
● 罗马尼亚：拉法基的资产
● 塞尔维亚：豪瑞的资产
● 英国：拉法基-Tarmac的资产，但其中一家水泥生产厂可能不需要包括在内
今后组建的拉法基-豪瑞集团将继续在欧洲地区保持较大的市场份额——占总营收的20%左右，以便其从欧洲的经济复苏中充分受益。
其它国家
● 加拿大：豪瑞的资产
● 毛里求斯：豪瑞的资产
● 菲律宾：拉法基和豪瑞的关联企业（拉法基菲律宾有限公司—LRI和豪瑞菲律宾有限公司）正探讨将其业务合并的可能性，而LRI位于Bulacan、Norzagaray和Iligan的水泥生产厂在此次合并中将考虑被剥离。
● 巴西，拉法基和豪瑞将很快向巴西监管机构CADE提交申请，计划对其优质剥离资产全面打包出售。
今后，两家公司将在业务可能存在重叠的地方，或根据相关监管机构的要求，继续考虑是否还需要剥离其它资产剥离。
上述资产剥离计划会接受监管机构的审查，并进行进一步商讨。同时，如果需要，还要等待我们相关业务合作伙伴同意。
资产剥离计划将在相关社会程序以及与员工代表机构持续开展对话的框架下实施，同时也会与竞争管理机构和潜在买家进行商讨。资产剥离计划将在豪瑞和拉法基达成合并交易后实施完成。
在此之前，豪瑞和拉法基已正式签署了合并协议，标志着双方就2014年4月7日所公布的合并条款达成一致意见。该合并协议仍需与相关监管机构和其它各方开展必要磋商，并获得相关审批。
正如我们此前所公布的，合并计划预计在2015年上半年完成。我们的目标是打造建材行业最先进和产品最为丰富的企业集团，经营范围将覆盖全球90个国家，并为我们的利益相关方创造无可比拟的价值。
瑞士豪西蒙公司7月7日发布公告原文：
Holcim and Lafarge announce a list of proposed asset disposals as part of their planned merger
Lafarge and Holcim have taken a further step towards their planned merger of equals to create LafargeHolcim, the most advanced and innovative group in the building materials industry.
A Divestment Committee was set up by both companies, following the announcement of the planned merger on April 7, with the aim of taking forward the divestment process. It has drawn up a list of proposed asset disposals, to anticipate potential competition authorities’ requirements.
Today’s announcement represents a major part of the total assets that the two companies aim to divest.
The two companies are proposing the following disposals:
Europe
Austria: Lafarge’s Mannersdorf cement plant
France: Holcim’s assets in metropolitan France, except for its Altkirch cement plant and aggregates and readymix sites in the Haut-Rhin market; Lafarge’s assets on Reunion island, except for its shareholding in Ciments de Bourbon
Germany: Lafarge’s assets
Hungary: Holcim’s operating assets
Romania: Lafarge’s assets
Serbia: Holcim’s assets
the UK: Lafarge Tarmac assets with the possible exception of one cement plant
The future LafargeHolcim group will have a significant and balanced industrial base in Europe - around 20% of its revenues - within its overall global footprint, enabling it to take advantage of the European economic recovery.
Other countries
Canada: Holcim’s assets
Mauritius: Holcim’s assets
The Philippines: the associated companies of Lafarge and Holcim (Lafarge Republic Inc. – LRI and Holcim Philippines Inc.) are exploring the combination of their businesses other than LRI’s Bulacan, Norzagaray, and Iligan plants which are considered to be divested as part of such combination.
Brazil: Holcim and Lafarge will file soon with the Brazilian regulator, CADE, and propose a comprehensive and high quality package of divestments.
Both companies will continue to consider whether divestments would be necessary where there might be overlaps or depending on regulatory requirements.
These proposed divestments are subject to review and further discussions with the regulatory authorities and to the agreement of our business partners when relevant.
The divestment process will be carried out in the framework of the relevant social processes and ongoing dialogue with the employee representatives’ bodies and will be conducted in parallel to discussions with the competition authorities and potential buyers. The divestment process will be completed subject to the closing of the merger between Holcim and Lafarge.
This announcement follows the formal signing of the combination agreement, marking the conclusion of the merger terms announced on April 7, 2014. The combination remains conditional upon the required regulatory and other customary consultations and approvals.
As announced, the closing of the planned merger is expected in H1 2015, aiming to create the most balanced and diversified portfolio in the industry, operating in 90 countries and creating superior value for its stakeholders.
