Key Takeaways Australia's James Hardie Industries is acquiring AZEK in a $8.75 billion cash-and-stock deal that will combine ...

Fibre-cement maker James Hardie Industries said it will buy U.S. artificial decking maker AZEK for $8.75 billion, sending its ...

Australian building products company James Hardie Industries is buying the US outdoor products maker AZEK in a cash-and-stock ...

Three US law firms might take legal action against Azek’s board for possibly not acting in the best interests of its ...

(Reuters) -Fibre-cement maker James Hardie Industries said on Monday it will acquire outdoor products manufacturer AZEK Company in a cash and stock transaction valued at $8.75 billion, in what could ...

Based on James Hardie's last closing price, this represents US$56.88 per share and a 26% premium to AZEK's 30-day average ...

James Hardie’s $14bn buyout proposal for fellow building ­materials company Azek has ­created an investor firestorm in ...

Azek Co. Inc. has averaged more than 15 percent net sales growth over the last seven years. Azek’s growth has been led by ...

Based in Chicago, AZEK is a manufacturer of outdoor living products, employing approximately 2,000 team members across ...

The market has given the Azek acquisition the thumbs down for now, but James Hardie management sees ...

James Hardie Industries plc (ASX / NYSE: JHX) ("James Hardie" or the "Company"), a leader in providing high-performance, low-maintenance building products and solutions, and The AZEK Company Inc.

in what could potentially be Australia's largest deal to date in 2025. Under the deal, AZEK shareholders are set to receive $26.45 in cash and 1.0340 ordinary shares of James Hardie to be listed ...