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CRH8-K: Regulatory investigation

CRH subsidiary receives MSHA imminent danger order for safety violation at Oklahoma quarry on April 28, 2026.

What happened

A subsidiary, Arkhola Materials, received a regulatory order after an employee was found without fall protection at height.

Source

SEC EDGARMay 1, 2026

Current report (Form 8-K)

CRH 8-K

Filing excerpt

On April 28, 2026, a subsidiary of CRH plc, Arkhola Materials, received a Section 107(a) imminent danger order issued by the Mine Safety and Health Administration (‘MSHA’) under the Federal Mine Safety and Health Act of 1977 at its Okay Quarry in Okay, Oklahoma.

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Signal
8-K: Regulatory investigation

What this signalsFilings often name leadership changes, deals and spending plans.

Form
8-K
Fiscal year end
04/28
Filed
May 1, 2026

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Details

CIK
849395
Accession number
0001628280-26-029318
Timeframe
Immediate
Filing year
2026
Why it matters
Compliance tools urgently needed
Signal category
Risk

Topics and mentions

Regions named

  • North America

Extraction

Confidence
High
Relevance
75%
Sentiment
Negative
Detected
May 5, 2026
signal_type
sec-8k
signal_subtype
regulatoryInvestigation

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