Crh Share Discussion Threads

[liarspoker] 15/3/2009 22:03

Just google CRh rights issue and click on the news link.

Payment due by Wednesday I think.

I've got mine.

[cottlet] 15/3/2009 21:12

anybody have an details on the rights issue?

[djderry] 18/2/2009 19:46

Read 'Seriously'.

[djderry] 18/2/2009 19:45

Very little detail in that press report and no sources quoted so it must be true! Seriouslt,though,one would wonder why there was a share buyback up to a couple of weeks ago only to be followed by a rights issue? Having said that,it might be an interesting opportunity,depending on the discount.

[lbo] 16/2/2009 22:10

Talk of a €1bn rights issue

[schlemiel] 27/1/2009 12:07

take a look at SDI Group - similar industry to CRH - a couple of CRH people have moved over to SDI back end 08

looks set for recovery moving forward with a robust balance sheet and no debt

[umair] 08/1/2009 16:52

As I see it CRH stand to gain from international stimulus packages in China, US and Europe. Got to be a good thing. Although there is a risk that strengthened euro could dilute earnings... converse also possible.

[djderry] 06/1/2009 19:44

Good solid trading statement,acquisitions slowed in H2 to conserve cash,Obama will contribute with stimulus package.

[mariopeter] 06/1/2009 08:56

wrong. hedging in wrong way but hopefully that will change now that the dollar euro rate is lower.

[mariopeter] 02/1/2009 22:23

Trading statement on 6th January. Currencies will have put a firm wind to the good ie dollar profits get converted into Euro 0n favourable terms.

[lbo] 22/12/2008 13:29

A Co Louth building firm has become the latest operation to be wound up in the construction sector, as the collapse of the property market continues to take its toll.

Brendan Duffy Construction, has gone into liquidation, owing more than E10.5 million to creditors.

The Dundalk company owes Bank of Ireland about E7 million, while the Revenue Commissioners are owed about E120,000.

A total of E2.2 million is due to unsecured creditors, including Dundalk Town Council, Homebond, MJ Flood Interiors, Munster Joinery and Roadstone Dublin.

At a creditors' meeting last week, Tom Kavanagh, of accountancy firm Kavanagh Fennell, was installed to wind up the company.

The company has blamed the downturn in the construction sector and the property market for its financial difficulties.

[krutt] 09/12/2008 11:20

Well lets hope it works. this is cetainly moving in the right direction.

[finbarr] 08/12/2008 13:38

obama's stimulus plan see as a big plus for CRH

[krutt] 08/12/2008 10:48

Nice rise today but no news any explanations from anyone? Was it tipped over the weekend?

[djderry] 24/10/2008 19:25

It's a top class company trading way below its long term average.I hereby place Moody's on review for a possible downgrade.You're not getting my shares on the cheap!

[lbo] 24/10/2008 09:38

Moody's puts CRH on review for downgrade

[djderry] 02/9/2008 21:12

BIAM selling shares.With their record,it's got to be a buy signal!

[djderry] 27/8/2008 21:59

Added again today.

[liarspoker] 25/8/2008 22:10

That's an estimate dj - I'll wait till actual results in the AM.

Hopefully they'll slightly disappoint. ;o)

[djderry] 25/8/2008 20:08

And here are the results:600 million PBT.