Wienerberger Limited

Wienerberger Limited is the UK corporate pension scheme for Wienerberger AG, the Vienna Stock Exchange-listed parent company. Wienerberger AG is the world's largest brick manufacturer, with operations across Europe and North America. The pension fund is a separate legal entity established to meet retirement obligations for the company's UK employees. The parent company's CEO, Heimo Scheuch, provides strategic oversight through the group's governance framework, but the pension scheme operates under independent UK trustee governance.

Wienerberger Limited maintains a diversified investment strategy across multiple asset classes including public equities, fixed income, real estate, and alternative investments. The strategy reflects the conservative posture typical of corporate defined-benefit pension schemes, prioritizing liability-matching and long-term capital preservation. The fund's industrial parentage — Wienerberger AG is a major real-asset operator — informs a tangible-asset awareness, though the pension portfolio is managed independently of the parent's balance sheet.

The pension fund's assets derive from employer contributions made by Wienerberger AG and its UK subsidiaries, alongside investment returns accumulated over the scheme's operating history. Wienerberger AG generates revenue from manufacturing and selling clay building materials — bricks, roof tiles, and piping systems — across global markets. The pension scheme is funded through the parent's industrial cash flows and is segregated from the operating assets such as the Warnham and Denton brickworks.