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CRH's underlying sales improved by about 2% during the first four months of the year, with North America benefiting from comparatively favourable weather conditions, while the o...
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Irish Cement workers reach settlement, Ireland
Workers at Irish Cement, a subsidiary of CRH, on Friday voted to accept proposals agreed between the company and worker representatives which provides a settlement to the disput...
CRH transfers Secil shares to Semapa, Portugal
CRH has transferred its 49% shareholding in Secil, the Portuguese cement producer, to Semapa, its former joint venture partner, the Irish-based building materials company said i...
CRH to begin conciliatory talks, plans to increase China stake
Irish Cement, a subsidiary of CRH, will begin talks today with representatives of 100 workers who have been on strike for almost five weeks, the Irish Times reports. Staff at Ir...
CRH is ahead in America but suffered from adverse weather in Europe
CRH's underlying sales improved by about 2% during the first four months of the year, with North America benefiting from comparatively favourable weather conditions, while the o...
Irish Cement are ‘starving’ workers
Management at Irish Cement have been accused of attempting to “starve people to go back to work”, as some 50 men in Limerick maintain their picket for the fourth week of the off...
CRH
CRH has to sell of its 49% stale in the Portuguese cement producer Secil as Semapa has decided to exercise its option to purchase CRH's holding in accordance with last year's ar...
Irish Cement workers to vote against CRH directors
Irish Cement workers will use their voting rights as shareholders in CRH to oppose the re-election of the company's existing directors at its Annual General Meeting (AGM) schedu...
CRH: Semapa intends to acquire CRH's 49% in Secil
CRH reported that Portuguese conglomerate Semapa will acquire the company’s stake in their cement and ready mixed concrete joint venture Secil next month.
TXI sells package products operations to CRH arm, USA
Texas Industries, Inc announced the sale of its Texas based packaged products operations to Charlotte, NC-based Bonsal American, a unit of Oldcastle, Inc. The transaction includ...