CRH announces completion of Ash Grove acquisition
CHR has now completed the acquisition of Ash Grove Cement Co. The Irish building materials producer announced on 21 September 2017 it reached an agreement to acquire the Kansas-...
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Super-objection could prevent Mungret tyre burning plans
Metropolitan councillors have approved plans for a joint submission against Irish Cement's Mungret plans to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).
Quinn Cement releases new bagged cement range
Quinn Cement has launched a new range of bagged cement products following an investment of over EUR3m.The range includes three new cement products: Master Grade Cement, Premium ...
CRH 1Q18 underlying sales slip 2%
A GBP16.5m (EUR19m) deal was concluded with CRH in the early part of 2018, whereby Breedon acquired four quarries and an asphalt plant in Britain in exchange for 27 ready-mixed ...
Irish Cement receives approval to replace fossil fuels
Irish Cement has received permission from An Bord Pleanála to replace fossil fuels at its facilities in Mungret, Limerick, and Platin, Co Meath.
Quinn Industrial Holdings records positive 2017
Quinn Industrial Holdings (QIH) has recorded a 7.4 per cent YoY increase in turnover to EUR209m for the full-year 2017 period. EBITDA saw a significant improvement of 31 per cen...
CRH issues new bonds
CRH has issued US$1.5bn of bond debt at a lower cost than expected, reports the Irish Independent. In total, it consists of a 10-year US$900m bond and a 30-year US$600m bond. Bo...
CRH appoints Richard Boucher as a non-executive director
CRH has announced the appointment of Richard Boucher to the board as a non-executive director, with effect from 1 March 2018.
CRH sees a 3% revenue increase in 3Q17
CRH has reported a three per cent increase in revenue for the third quarter of 2017. The group's EBITDA has also risen two per cent YoY for the 3Q. The company’s trading perform...
CRH plans cash bid for PPC
Ireland’s CRH has registered its interest in submitting a cash bid for South African cement producer PPC as it takes on AfriSam and LafargeHolcim.