All Mergers & acquisitions Articles
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
Final operations sold to Perez Companc Family Group for US$ 75 million
LafargeHolcim established as the world’s largest producer of cement and aggregates, with 115,000 staff in 40 countries, and revenues of some US$ 35 billion
Share swap declared a success with more than 87% of Lafarge capital tendered to be exchanged for Holcim stock
US$ 260 million per year HEB Construction added as part of French company’s strategy of international expansion
Liebherr has partnered with Claas to develop, manufacture and deliver telehandlers. Claas will end its current telehandler deal with Wacker Neuson in 2018
Capital Coated Steel acquires premises for nearly €5 million and moves all its companies there
All-share deal will see two US house builders form a US$ 5.1 billion per year company
Subsidiary of Austrian-based company agrees to purchase Polish company Bilfinger Infrastructure
UK contractor Kier finalises purchase of Mouchel, having acquired entire issued share capital of international infrastructure and business services group
Mining equipment manufacturer buys Doosan’s French hydraulic breaker and attachment business
Global construction information publisher, KHL Group, acquired the international market research and management consultancy company, Off-Highway Research on June 1, 2015
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Further step forward in regulatory divestment process as Lafarge and Holcim announce the executive team for their combined group
Contractor sells offshore assets to DEME’s GeoSea - a move that is part of ongoing streamlining process
Troubled Dutch contractor exploring merger possibilities with several “foreign parties”
Japanese engine manufacturer takes 70% stake in Spanish energy systems business
€370 million in cash for UK’s Kier to buy infrastructure services group which had previously turned down offers from Interserve and Costain
Buyer lined-up for Lafarge cement plant and terminal, while Holcim will sell terminals and slag grinding plants following negotiations with the FTC
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