Crh Share Discussion Threads

[blackhorse23] 19/8/2022 20:15

AWARD: Best debt free , huge revenue growth stock to buy in Europe is CURY (LSE) WOW https://www.gurufocus.com/news/1849001/currys-plc-a-diamond-in-the-rough

[mike24] 26/7/2022 10:44

2000 tonne "dorothy" completes first part of HS2 "tunnels at £1 BILLION a mile to save ancient woodland 25/8 CRH " a stand out performer" dyor

[pdosullivan] 27/6/2022 09:55

Hi all, just giving a second and final push to my blog on CRH, which I am a shareholder in, that might be of interest to you https://tbifund.wordpress.com/2022/06/26/crh-crh-id-the-building-blocks-of-value/

[pdosullivan] 26/6/2022 17:38

Hi all, I have written a blog on CRH, which I am a shareholder in, that may be of interest to some of you. Feedback welcome! https://tbifund.wordpress.com/2022/06/26/crh-crh-id-the-building-blocks-of-value/

[sasbod] 11/4/2022 08:09

Started adding cement will be in huge demand, the U.K. infrastructure projects then possibly the rebuilding of Ukraine.

[krutt] 24/2/2022 14:07

I think you will have to wait for a resolution on the Ukraine crisis before shares in general recover.

[hopefuldave] 24/2/2022 11:50

Please tell me there’s still hope that one day the share price will recover. Thank you.

[hopefuldave] 26/1/2022 10:53

Thank you so much.

[krutt] 26/1/2022 10:21

Hopefuldave, have a little patience. These are a blue chip share and you will have nothing to worry about over the long term.

[hopefuldave] 25/1/2022 14:50

My new year view,is have I made a big mistake buying shares in December?, All I see is daily losses and it’s very depressing.Any hope for me??

[pdosullivan] 06/10/2021 08:16

I doubled my position here yesterday. At €40 the shares trade on 14.5x forward earnings which is a bargain, in my view, for a company that is leveraged to the coming infrastructure investment boom.

[sleepy] 27/8/2021 22:49

Is that all he would be remembered for? Haven’t seen him for a while but I believe he is still alive

[mike24] 26/8/2021 16:15

whats the cost of fixing uk roads, ahead of us infrastructure? who remembers the "the mighty quinn" who borrowed 100 quid in 73 to start a gravel business, and ended up buying the Belfry hotel, Andrew LLoyd (chemist) set up about same time with first shop, and became bigger than Quin empire edit, sleepy only spoke to bullshare & croc a few times, where are they now?

[krutt] 05/5/2021 15:39

Cost of building materials is increasing substantially expect further rises.

[smcni1968] 25/3/2021 19:40

Amazed by the lack of interest

[smcni1968] 08/3/2021 21:26

Moving at last. Hopefully an infrastructure bill coming in the US!

[mike24] 18/12/2020 21:49

don't agree with building of HS2,the final cost will be well over £100 bl present trains running on london/midland lines nearly empty, outside rush hr, and will never recover for many yrs, yet present network costs £9bl yr, for basic upkeep but the gravel extractions will be big business,in turn respect for ancient woodland, such as Hopwas Woods should be saved, as an area of outstanding beauty, and not such a big site overall, being partly owned by the military for training nai edit 9/4 chart looking good

[andrewbaker] 09/12/2020 12:26

Yep: still an ignored stock, even though it's in the business of building materials and infrastructure, both of which will do well as the recessions around the world cause more of both to be well frequented by so many - including governments - in attempts to get things going well again. If it drops back any more, I'm likely to buy more.

[cheshire pete] 15/7/2020 19:27

Have recently bought these with prospects for infrastructure. Prefer building materials to cut throat world of contracting as they are early beneficiaries of construction process. Surprised at the dearth of comments on this board given that CRH are about 20th in FTSE 100 by Market Cap.

[andrewbaker] 10/6/2020 12:41

Given covid-19 problems, this looks like a very good recovery play that will benefit from post-Coronavirus stimulus (and not a lot will know this, as this thread isn't much read, lol).

[smcni1968] 01/6/2020 18:06

should be selling quite a few shop windows in America!

[smcni1968] 01/11/2019 10:48

debt reduction and the ongoing buyback I believe, with some small acquisitions. the company has a big cost cutting program which should increase margins by 3% if they follow through successfully

[wet your knot] 01/11/2019 07:50

A lot of RNS's to wade through with the buyback. Does anyone know off the top what the plan was for the proceed's from the sale of Europe distribution business? I've had these for a while and I'm in a small profit and some divi's thrown in along the way. Wondering if the plans are for a return of cash to holders, investment in growth, debt reduction, BOD's Xmas party etc.?