James Hardie's (JHX) $8.75 billion AZEK acquisition raises debt concerns and is seen as overvalued. Check out my thoughts on the deal.

The AZEK Company has received approval from its shareholders for the proposed merger with James Hardie Industries.

James Hardie's decision in fiscal 2023 to deploy excess capital to shareholders via share buybacks rather than dividends provides flexibility to prioritize growth through the cycle.

We recently published a list of the 15 Small-Cap Construction and Materials Stocks Hedge Funds Are Buying. In this article, we are going to take a look at where James Hardie Industries (NYSE:JHX ...

James Hardie’s balance sheet risk is low with leverage modest and interest coverage high. We expect net debt/EBITDA to remain comfortable and well below management's target of less than two times.

James Hardie Achieves Strong Third Quarter FY25 Results Providing Confidence to Reaffirm FY25 Guidance and FY26 Growth Plans ...

James Hardie Industries (NYSE:JHX) reported fourth quarter and full-year results for fiscal 2025 on May 20, posting $2.9 billion in North America sales, a $1 billion EBITDA, and a 35% EBITDA margin.

(RTTNews) - James Hardie Industries plc (JHX, JHX.AX) agreed to acquire The AZEK Company Inc. (AZEK), a manufacturer of high-performance, low-maintenance and environmentally sustainable outdoor ...

Australia's James Hardie Industries is acquiring AZEK in a $8.75 billion cash-and-stock deal that will combine the two outdoor building materials firms.

Australian building products company James Hardie Industries is buying the US outdoor products maker AZEK in a cash-and-stock deal valued at approximately $8.75 billion ...