CRH extends share buyback amid talk of emerging market sales
Building materials giant hires Citigroup to find buyers for Brazilian cement business
Building materials giant hires Citigroup to find buyers for Brazilian cement business
Building materials giant has spent €700m on acquisition deals so far this year
The transaction could net materials giant $3bn
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CRH’s share price has fallen out of favour but US election results might offer it some hope for near term
Deal is largest for CRH since acquisition of businesses from Holcim and Lafarge in 2015
Building materials giant announced acquisition of Ash Grove cement last year
Company has sold off €4bn of unwanted assets, but its strength could be undermined
Building relationships key to how Albert Manifold runs Ireland’s biggest publicly quoted company
Building materials giant reports 2 per cent sales growth in first nine months of year
Last-minute counterbid materialised on Friday from group founded by former CRH executive
Ryanair shares gained altitude following strong growth in passenger numbers
Cement maker beats expectations, but sales are down and search is on for new CEO
Moody’s upgrades credit rating on Ireland’s largest publicly-quoted company
Shareholder groups increasingly active in opposing higher pay at Irish PLCs
Philippines business stands out as weak spot in otherwise strong CRH trading update
Influential investor advisory firms Glass Lewis and ISS back remuneration report
Tarmac purchase has made UK CRH’s second most important market, after US
Internal inquiry reveals plant provided funding to armed groups to continue operations
International building materials group increases dividend for first time since 2009
Building materials group plays down boost from Trump win after surge in share price
Building materials giant’s stock reached nine-year high in September
Building materials giant’s debt rose to €7.1bn in first half of this year
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Chief executive has an appetite for deals that would have scared off his predecessors
Shares in building materials group rise 4.3 per cent in early trading
Iseq heavyweight previously guided Ebitda of ‘close to €1bn’ for the first six months
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Iseq heavyweight believed to be in for cement business being sold by LafargeHolcim
Building materials giant also ‘inevitably’ linked to bid for Australia unit, analysts say
Irish building firm is looking for a reduction in the €6.5 billion purchase price
Cement maker reports €2.6bn loss in Q4 but chief expects firm will make net profit in 2016
Favourable exchange rates were worth €218m to the Irish company
Building materials firm posts 36 per cent rise in pretax profits to €1.03bn last year
Number of mergers and acquisitions up 10%, from 416 to 458 deals
Swiss-French construction materials group sees sales fall 8.7% to 7.83bn francs
Building materials group said sales for first nine months of 2015 rose 16%
Last step in deal with Lafarge and Holcim announced in February
Building materials group is forecasting full year earnings growth as it said it will acquire US glazing manufacturer for $1.3bn
New figures show activity fell 12% with deal values down 10%
Union to make proposal to avoid industries leaving Europe to do business elsewhere
Iseq heavyweight and Philippine conglomerate to buy cement plants
Datalex gains as Goodbody note says it ‘stands out from the crowd’ in travel retail
CRH chief executive hopeful Holcim shareholders will vote to merge with rival Lafarge
Construction giant buoyed by strong US growth as it looks to ’modest growth’ in Ireland
CRH has been given go-ahead for €6.5bn acquisition of assets from Lafarge and Holcim
Cement maker, which is merging with Swiss rival Holcim, beat analyst estimates
Holcim’s second-biggest shareholder Eurocement agrees to back Lafarge merger
Sale of €6.5 billion assets was a condition for Swiss and French companies to merge
Euro zone government borrowing costs, including Ireland’s, fell again to new lows
Boards approve appointment as they seek to overcome lingering opposition to merger
Choice of CEO for what would be the world’s largest cement maker still unresolved
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