CRH 2016 gross profits up 69%
CRH released its 2016 results with its gross profits at EUR1741m up by 69 per cent on its EUR1033m in 2015. Operating profits were also up EUR2027m, as against EUR1277 a year ea...
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A burning success Premium
A new multi-fuel burner has enabled CRH’s Rohoznik plant in Slovakia to further increase its alternative fuel substitution rate. The cement works raised its solid recovered fuel...
CRH revenues rise to US$22bn on stronger US construction activity
In a trading update covering the first nine months of 2016, CRH announced that its sales revenues had reached EUR20.4bn (US$21.9bn) with improved performances in its European, A...
USA: CRH share price rises on Trump's election
CRH's shares shot up by eight per cent on the Irish Stock Exchange (Iseq) yesterday on the back of Donald Trump's US Presidential win adding EUR2bn to the company's market capit...
Visible cracks Premium
Over the last 18 months CDP has analysed sectors ranging from electric utilities and automotive manufacturing to extractives and has benchmarked how leading players manage clima...
CRH
CRH's first-half turnover advanced by 35 per cent to EUR12,693m and EBITDA more than doubled to EUR1120m, with the underlying increase being 20 per cent. The trading profit rose...
CRH more than doubles EBITDA to EUR1.12bn in 1H16
CRH plc announces that its 1H16 sales increased by 35 per cent to EUR12.7bn and EBITDA more than doubled on the same period a year ago to EUR1.12bn. Building material sales rose...
CRH changes its segmental reporting structure
Following the significant acquisition activity undertaken during 2015, CRH has made some adjustments to its segmental reporting structure. The LafargeHolcim assets acquired in 3...
CRH hires new manager for Romanian operations
CRH Romania has appointed Gustavo Navarro as its new general manager. The company has been operating without a general manager for almost a year after Costin Borc left the posit...
CCPC seeks Supreme Court decision on Irish Cement
The Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (CCPC) will directly appeal to the Supreme Court a High Court decision r