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Notification regarding unquoted securities - JHX

Appendix 3G (Notification of Issue, Conversion or Payment up of Unquoted Equity Securities)

  • Jan 22, 2025
  • 6 pages

Notification of Results/Reporting Date

Notification of Results/Reporting Date, Web Casts

  • Jan 16, 2025
  • 1 page

Application for quotation of securities - JHX

Appendix 2A (Application for Quotation of Securities)

  • Jan 8, 2025
  • 7 pages

Appendix 3Y - H WIENS

Change of Director’s Interest Notice

  • Dec 17, 2024
  • 2 pages

Appendix 3Y - N STEIN

Change of Director’s Interest Notice

  • Dec 17, 2024
  • 2 pages

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December 2024

Macquarie’s Shemara Wikramanayake has topped the AFR’s CEO pay ranks for the fourth year running.

Australia’s 50 highest-paid CEOs in 2024 revealed

Macquarie Group’s Shemara Wikramanayake is Australia’s best-paid CEO for the fourth year in a row.

  • Patrick Durkin

September 2024

Retail stocks are likely to be the best performers this year amid a hot sharemarket, as tax cuts line pockets.

Brokers tip these stocks in an already hot sharemarket

Equities strategists and fund managers are working out how to navigate a market that has been on a bull run, creating increasingly stretched valuations.

  • Joanne Tran

August 2024

James Hardie CEO Aaron Erter says Australia is a “very challenging market right now”.

James Hardie slated to make good on investor promises, eyes US buy

With the mooted acquisition – and Street Talk understands there is no certainty it will complete – James Hardie CEO Aaron Erter is getting on the front foot.

  • Sarah Thompson, Kanika Sood and Emma Rapaport
James Hardie sells fashionable wall cladding products as buyers switch from brick and masonry walls, but overall demand across the housing construction market is soft.

James Hardie battles weak demand in Australian reno market

Renovators are holding off on big projects because of high building costs and economic uncertainty, but the building products maker expects an improvement in 2025.

  • Simon Evans

June 2024

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Kean gets top climate job; Cettire dives 44pc; Myer’s huge expansion

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Housing construction has slowed substantially amid high interest rates and cost-of-living pressures.

$11b swoop on ASX building giants leaves James Hardie the lone prize

The CSR, Boral and Adbri buyouts come at a low point in the construction cycle, with better times expected from mid-2025 once interest rate cuts arrive.

  • Simon Evans
Consumers are cutting back on spending as a mountain of household bills and expenses take their toll.

Investors fear more profit downgrades as pricing power crumbles

Erosion of pricing power for which many companies were once vaunted is shaping as the next leg of the confession season with less than a month of trading left.

  • Simon Evans

May 2024

Nick Politis owns 27.3 per cent of Eagers Automotive, Australia’s largest new car dealership group.

Rich Lister down $160m as Eagers shares crash on profit warning

Australia’s biggest car dealership group warned of a June-half profit drop as household cost-of-living pressures rise.

  • Simon Evans
James Hardie CEO Aaron Erter says Australia is a “very challenging market right now”.

James Hardie in $3.5b wipeout on weaker housing outlook

The share price slumped 14.8 per cent, with CEO Aaron Erter expecting volumes to fall by about 5 per cent in Australia in what he calls a “very challenging” market.

  • Simon Evans

February 2024

Earnings in focus.

The worst-kept secret this earnings season? Rising profits

Soaring profits at big companies selling everyday staples such as groceries, electricity and insurance bring new risks for shareholders and undesirable scrutiny from Canberra.

  • Simon Evans
James Hardie CEO Aaron Erter says the market under-estimated the effect of sharp interest rate rises on the renovations market.

James Hardie says rate cuts needed to revive renovations

The maker of wall cladding products lifted prices by 14 per cent in its Australasian division and is winning market share.

  • Simon Evans

January 2024

Mark Freeman says AFIC’s will always find opportunities to add to its high-quality portfolio in any given year.

Why Australia’s biggest and oldest LIC defied the Ozempic sell-off

Australian Foundation Investment Company boss Mark Freeman says buying CSL and Resmed amid last year’s Ozempic rout was part of a tried-and-true strategy. 

  • James Thomson
WaveStone’s Raaz Bhuyan is confident Rio Tinto is on track to mend its relationship with traditional owners.

This fundie blasted Rio Tinto – then doubled down on his investment

WaveStone Capital’s Raaz Bhuyan talks about his latest trip to the Pilbara and how he was horrified by the miner’s initial response to the Juukan Gorge scandal.

  • Joanne Tran

December 2023

Solana has surged in 2023 and Richard Galvin said it’s worth researching for investors prepared to speculate on new technologies.

These assets – including bitcoin – could lead a risk rally

Cryptocurrencies, small-cap stocks and corporate bonds boasting huge yields are all tipped as hot areas for investors prepared to take more risk.

  • Tom Richardson

November 2023

Aaron Erter took the helm at James Hardie in September 2022.

James Hardie boss says house price gains will drive renovation rebound

The company’s profits were bolstered by a 15 per cent increase in the price of building materials sold in Australia.

  • Simon Evans
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October 2023

Former News Corp spinner Greg Baxter outside a James Hardie hearing.

News Corp, James Hardie spinner takes Eat, Pray, Love retirement

After a quadruple heart bypass in July, former News Limited spin doctor Greg Baxter retired from CBA in exactly the right way.

  • Mark Di Stefano and Sam Buckingham-Jones

August 2023

Michael Tsolakis, who runs Sydney construction group Beltam Projects, says families are looking for ways of reducing the costs to renovations.

Renovators put the brakes on $11b market as costs crunch spending

GWA Group, one of the country’s largest suppliers of bathroom and kitchen products, says it expects the segment to remain subdued until next year.

  • Simon Evans, Carrie LaFrenz and Michael Bleby
Earnings season has started brightly for shareholders, but consumers will have a different view.

Strong start to profit season may be fake news for economy

Early company results have cheered investors, but the big price rises that have driven earnings will be felt across the economy – eventually.

  • James Thomson

James Hardie profits jump as customers ‘sit on the sidelines’

The sharemarket capitalisation of the plasterboard group climbed by $2.6 billion as steep price rises bolstered margins in a housing slowdown.

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  • Simon Evans
High interest rates and a consumer slowdown heap pressure on company finances, according to new research from credit bureau Illion.

One in 10 retailers, builders and cafes could go bust

High interest rates and the slowdown in consumer spending are piling up the pressure on profits, according to research from credit bureau Illion.

  • Michael Read

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