Building materials company James Hardie Industries has agreed to buy AZEK, a maker of home decking, railing and pergolas.

Last week in broad daylight, the American pirates running James Hardie swept in and stole the company from its Australian ...

James Hardie Industries Plc Chief Executive Officer Aaron Erter defended the company’s $8.75 billion acquisition of ...

Shares in AZEK jumped after the maker of home decking, railings and pergolas agreed to be bought by James Hardie Industries ...

Three American law firms are threatening to sue the New York-listed group because the price is too low, while local analysts ...

21, 2004. (AP Photo/Mark Baker, File) Updated [hour]:[minute] [AMPM] [timezone], [monthFull] [day], [year] Australian ...

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 ...

Australian building materials company James Hardie Industries has agreed to acquire outdoor living products maker AZEK in a ...

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

The companies entered a definitive agreement under which James Hardie will acquire Azek for a combination of cash and shares, ...

James Hardie Industries (NYSE:JHX, ASX:JHX), the worlds largest fiber cement producer, has announced a definitive agreement ...

The deal, which is valued at $8.75 billion, will provide a comprehensive range of product offerings for home exteriors ...