Defensive stocks have outperformed the rest of the Australian market by 10 per cent since the Reserve Bank’s first rate cut ...

JHX secures exclusive deal with Pahlisch, expanding Northwest footprint as default siding choice in all new home developments.

Here’s some of the companies that made the news this week.

Macquarie Group has revised its stance on James Hardie shares following the company's FY 2025 results announced this week.

James Hardie’s balance sheet risk is estimated to be temporarily elevated with net debt/adjusted EBITDA peaking at 3.4 times at the end of fiscal 2026. However, we expect a return to below ...

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

EBITDA reached $1 billion in fiscal 2025, delivering a 35% EBITDA margin in North America despite volume headwinds and ...

The results raised fresh concerns about the group's planned $8.8 billion acquisition of Chicago-based building products maker Azek, as looming US trade tensions and tariffs threatened to further ...

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

Banks guided the broad rally in Australian shares, with index bellwether Commonwealth Bank touching a record in early trading ...

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

Building products manufacturer James Hardie has posted a drop in full-year profit, with the result weighed down by higher raw ...