Building materials group CRH is set to fully delist from the London stock market next month, citing low trading levels and regulatory burdens, following its decision to switch its primary listing to New York in September 2023.

Analysts maintain confidence in CRH plc (CRH) after the company's latest earnings report, suggesting a stable outlook.

A summary of CRH plc's Q4 2025 earnings call provides key financial highlights and management commentary from the period.

The Chief Minister's MCRHRD camp office is slated for a ₹9.08 crore revamp, with upgrades aimed at enhancing administrative efficiency, public safety, and supporting strategic metropolitan growth.

CRH released highlights from its Q4 earnings call, detailing its financial performance and strategic updates.

Several companies, including CRH, Alamos Gold, Ottawa Savings Bancorp, Easterly Government, and Halliburton, have declared or raised their dividends, signaling returns to shareholders.

CRH's target has been increased by analysts, citing the company's ongoing acquisition activity and continued capital investment as key drivers.

CRH aims for an EBITDA of $8.1 billion to $8.5 billion by 2026, driven by record M&A activity and margin expansion.