The Latest Breaking News from CRH

Earnings from largest roadbuilder showcase benefits from U.S. construction spending.

The biggest company on the market is threatening to leave. That is a different order of seriousness than seeing Flutter and CRH flee

The Irish-based producer of building materials hit a 68th 52-week high in early Wednesday trading. Up 55% over the past six months, infrastructure spending could keep it moving higher, blowing through $100 in the process.

CRH's strong financial performance and strategic initiatives drive growth and resilience in construction and engineering sector.

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Pearson is the latest company under pressure to shift to the U.S. as London investors fight falling valuations for U.K.-listed companies.

Adbri shares leaped 32% after the takeover off was revealed

Sydney-based financial services company Link Group and Adelaide-based cement company Adbri are set to leave the ASX after agreeing to takeover offers.

Rising infrastructure investments and advancements in automation and manufacturing technologies are driving growth in the industrial sector. Hence, fundamentally sound industrial stocks CRH (CRH), Holcim (HCMLY), and Owens (OC) might be ideal buys for building wealth in November. Read more….

Rising expenditure on infrastructure and housing and the growth of sustainable building practices are expected to drive the demand for building materials. Therefore, it could be wise to add fundamentally strong industrial stocks GMS Inc. (GMS), Owens Corning (OC), and CRH plc (CRH) to one’s portfolio. Read more….