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CRH · NYSEBuilding Materials
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Company details
Market cap
$79B
P/E ratio
21×
Div yield
1.4%
EPS (TTM)
$5.55
Profit margin
~10%
Rev. growth
+5%
Revenue
$37.4B
Adj. EBITDA
$7.7B
In plain English
CRH is the world's largest building-materials business and the quiet backbone of American roads. It digs the crushed stone and sand (aggregates), bakes the cement, mixes the asphalt and concrete, and makes the precast pipes, fencing and architectural products that go into highways, water systems and buildings — increasingly as a single 'solutions' contractor that supplies the materials AND lays them. Irish-rooted, now NYSE-primary and S&P 500, it has grown by hundreds of bolt-on acquisitions.
In simple terms
What CRH really sells
CRH is the world's largest building-materials business and the quiet backbone of American roads. It digs the crushed stone and sand (aggregates), bakes the cement, mixes the asphalt and concrete, and makes the precast pipes, fencing and architectural products that go into highways, water systems and buildings — increasingly as a single 'solutions' contractor that supplies the materials AND lays them. Irish-rooted, now NYSE-primary and S&P 500, it has grown by hundreds of bolt-on acquisitions.
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