All Mergers & acquisitions Articles
The Bauma organiser completes “biggest and most important purchase in its history”
The merger will create a single, science-based sustainability standard and certification tool around the world
Italian construction giant announces plans for 100% acquisition of US highway contractor
The Mexican-based materials manufacturer completes sale of operations to Rohrdorfer Group for €160 million
The energy group will sell 12.5% stake in Saipem and recover its debts
Nordex and Acciona Windpower will join forces in a cash and shares deal, in a bid to operate on a global scale.
Law suit launched in a second attempt to remove Board members in the long-running Saint-Gobain takeover saga
Turkish construction company RC Rőnesans Inşaat Taahhűt makes move to buy Dutch contractor
Competition authority approval given for controversial deal, but other legal proceedings still continue
Consolidation in Italian cement industry looms as part of SACCI’s debt restructuring plan
Trading in shares of China Railway Group and its partially owned subsidiary, China Railway Erju, have been suspended pending a ‘material asset reorganisation’
Key milestone reached in splitting-off Cranes and Foodservice businesses with the filing of initial Form 10 Registration Statement with SEC
US-based manufacturer and distributor of glazing products to be added to Building Envelope business for US$ 1.3 billion
Cement plants in Eastern India with capacity of 5.15 million tonnes per year to be sold to Birla as part of regulatory clearance for merger
Regulatory approval given for the purchase of Bilfinger Infrastructure in Poland by Austrian contractor
Quarries and cement plants in Austria, Hungary and the former Yugoslavia to be sold in two separate transactions for US$ 424 million
All-share ‘merger of equals’ will create a US$ 10 billion per year company in the construction equipment and lifting & materials handling sectors
Irish-based company’s €6.5 billion acquisition of parts of Lafarge and Holcim finalised, with exception of Philippines which will close in third quarter
Fluor to sell 50% of its Spanish arm to Sacyr Industrial. Company will focus on construction in the chemical and oil & gas sectors.
Consolidation in the materials sector continues in the wake of the Holcim-Lafarge merger with a new € 3.7 billion deal. The combined group will have revenues of € 16.8 billion and capacity to produce 200 million tonnes of cement per year
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