The company has drawn the ire of shareholders over its buyout of Azek, which relies on a strong renovations market in the ...

The $8.75 billion AZEK acquisition raises debt concerns and is seen as overvalued; aggressive synergy targets may not materialize quickly. I recommend avoiding James Hardie shares until valuation ...

Building materials company James Hardie Industries has agreed to buy AZEK, a maker of home decking, railing and pergolas, in a cash-and-stock deal worth $8.75 billion. The deal is a doubling down ...

By Roshan Thomas and Roushni Nair (Reuters) -ASX-listed building materials group James Hardie forecast tepid earnings growth ...

AZEK) and James Hardie Industries plc (NYSE:JHX). Shares of the former skyrocketed, rising 11.7% as of this writing, while shares of the latter dropped 19.4%. This came in response to news that ...

Combined Company’s Compelling Value Proposition, Increased Scale, Significant Runway for Enhanced Financial Growth and Two Major Global Listings Unlocks Potential for Valuation Uplift Companies ...

CHICAGO — James Hardie Industries, a provider high-performance, low-maintenance building products and solutions, and The Azek Company Inc., a manufacturer of environmentally sustainable outdoor ...

In what universe does the James Hardie and its merger with Azek make any strategic sense? The reasons given are spurious at best and read like something out of comedian Rob Sitch’s television show ...

James Hardie Industries plc (ASX: JHX), a global leader in fiber cement building products, has found itself at the center of ...

On March 24, Australian building products giant James Hardie announced a transformational $14 billion deal with US group Azek. James Hardie boss Aaron Erter (left) with former NFL player Ronde ...

James Hardie had said in March it planned to fund the cash portion of the Azek deal through debt financing. The group said on Wednesday the deal "will further accelerate our sales growth by an ...