CRH CRH PLC ADR

CRH plc has shown a steady climb, consolidating recently after a strong multi-month run, largely due to its focus on North American infrastructure. Analysts remain supportive, seeing further upside as infrastructure and U.S. construction spending remain resilient, contrasting with general building materials sector sentiment. The company's pivot towards higher-margin, U.S.-focused assets has led to significant re-rating and outperformance.

CRH plc has repurchased 30,700 of its ordinary shares on the New York Stock Exchange at a volume-weighted average price of $128.5962 per share, as part of its ongoing $300 million share buyback program. This move reduces the number of shares in issue to 668,996,502 and underscores the company's capital management efforts. The repurchased shares will be cancelled, but CRH will retain 38,043,540 shares in treasury, representing about 5.4% of its issued share capital.

CRH plc has repurchased 31,100 of its ordinary shares on the New York Stock Exchange at a volume-weighted average price of $127.1029 per share. This transaction is part of the company’s $300 million share buyback programme, which runs until February 17, 2026. The move aims to enhance earnings per share and return surplus capital to shareholders by reducing the number of shares in issue and increasing treasury holdings.

CRH (CRH) shares experienced a 1.1% dip today following the announcement of another tranche in its U.S. share buyback program. Investors are closely monitoring upcoming Federal Reserve minutes amidst thin year-end markets, which are repricing interest-rate expectations and construction spending. The daily buyback, though small, provides a visible bid in a market sensitive to news regarding construction outlook and financing costs.

CRH plc has continued its share buyback program, repurchasing 31,100 ordinary shares on the NYSE at an average price of $127.33 per share. This transaction is part of a larger $300 million buyback initiative set to conclude by February 17, 2026, aimed at reducing free-float shares and enhancing shareholder returns. The company is a global building materials group with significant operations in North America and Europe.

CRH plc has announced its continued share buyback program, repurchasing 30,700 ordinary shares on the NYSE for cancellation. This transaction is part of a larger ongoing program of up to $300 million running until mid-February 2026. The move aims to reduce the number of shares in issue, potentially boosting earnings per share and signaling confidence to investors.