A secret dinner invitation from the James Hardie CEO on September 3 led to the deal six months later, but only when a cash ...

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When ASX-listed building materials company James Hardie announced a A$14 billion ($15.2b) deal to acquire US company Azek, ...

Building products giant James Hardie remains under attack from investors over its $14bn deal to buy US rival Azek, amid concern a new set of corporate governance pledges may fail to restore confidence ...

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The AZEK Co Inc (AZEK) reports robust residential segment growth and outlines strategic synergies from its proposed merger ...

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ASX boss Helen Lofthouse says the market operator has listened to the concerns of aggrieved James Hardie shareholders over the company’s pursuit of Azek and a US listing. ASX chief executive ...

On March 24, Australian building products giant James Hardie announced a transformational $14 billion deal with US group Azek. James Hardie boss Aaron Erter (left) with former NFL player Ronde ...