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What CRH's 10-Q filings say
- SEC EDGAR
10-Q
Filed · 11 signals
CRH to acquire Arcosa, increasing debt by $8.75B in a major portfolio restructuring.
The acquisition announced June 22, 2026, will significantly increase CRH's debt and leverage.
$8.8B
Expected increase in indebtedness to fund Arcosa Acquisition
CRH announces $8.75B acquisition of Arcosa, creating massive integration needs
CRH's definitive agreement to acquire Arcosa will be financed by increasing debt by approximately $8.75 billion.
$8.8B
Expected increase in indebtedness to fund Arcosa acquisition
CRH's Arcosa acquisition creates pressure for post-merger technology and business integration.
CRH identifies failure to integrate acquired businesses and technologies as a key risk that could negate synergies and harm operating results.
information technology (IT)
New service agreement for CFO Aylwyn Bryan effective May 12, 2026
CRH cites material risk from commodity price volatility in oil, electricity, and coal.
The company's profitability is at risk due to price fluctuations in essential materials.
Company highlights risk of write-downs and impairment charges from failed M&A integrations
CRH's active acquisition strategy brings significant risk, with the company explicitly noting that failed integrations could lead to impairment charges and an inability to realize expected synergies.
IT
CRH actively divesting non-core assets, including Construction Accessories and Lawn & Garden
As part of its active portfolio management, CRH is divesting business units, including its Construction Accessories and Lawn & Garden segments.
Gross indebtedness stands at $18.4 billion, with significant exposure to interest rate risk
With gross debt at $18.4 billion and a major acquisition pending, CRH is heavily exposed to interest rate fluctuations.
$18.4B
Gross indebtedness as of June 30, 2026
- SEC EDGAR
10-Q
Filed · 5 signals
CRH signals recent M&A activity with $594M in deferred and contingent acquisition consideration.
The company is managing the financial and operational integration of multiple recent acquisitions, as indicated by a significant deferred consideration liability.
$594M
Total deferred and contingent acquisition consideration
CRH faces material impact from price volatility in oil, electricity, coal, and carbon credits.
The company's costs are subject to significant fluctuations in key commodity prices, which could materially affect its financial condition and results.
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| Call date | What the company said |
|---|---|
| Announces $40B financial capacity over 5 years, with $28B for growthLeadership has a five-year plan to deploy $40 billion, with approximately 70% ($28 billion) allocated to growth CapEx and M&A. This massive, long-term investment commitment creates significant opportunities for vendors supporting expansion and integration. | |
| Committing $40B in financial capacity for growth and returns over 5 yearsThe company has outlined a massive $40 billion capital capacity for the next five years, with approximately 70% ($28B) earmarked for growth CapEx and M&A. This signals a huge, long-term budget for strategic investments and acquisitions. | |
| Investing $1.2B in growth CapEx, modernizing plants and building new facilitiesCRH has invested $1.2 billion in growth-focused capital expenditures year-to-date, including building new plants in Texas and modernizing facilities in Utah. This spending on operational expansion and efficiency indicates budget for equipment, technology, and construction-related services. | |
| Invested $3.5B in 27 acquisitions YTD, including $2.1B for Eco MaterialThe company is aggressively expanding through M&A, having spent $3.5 billion on 27 deals this year. This high volume of integration activity creates needs for harmonizing systems, processes, and operations, opening doors for new vendors. | |
| Actively working on 98 data center projects, a key strategic growth areaThe company is heavily focused on the reindustrialization trend, specifically data centers, with 98 active projects. This focus on highly specified facilities requires advanced infrastructure and creates opportunities for vendors who can ensure quality and speed of delivery. | |
| Expanding presence in Northeast and North Carolina via recent acquisitionsThrough recent acquisitions like American Industries in Connecticut and Terracon Precast in North Carolina, CRH is actively expanding its geographic footprint. This expansion into new markets creates needs for local operational support, logistics, and market integration. |
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