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JHX ASX: James Hardie shares soar 16 per cent as heavy price rises for plasterboard and wall cladding offset declining volumes as renovators hold off. - Vimarsana News

JHX ASX: James Hardie shares soar 16 per cent as heavy price rises for plasterboard and wall cladding offset declining volumes as renovators hold off.

Chief executive Aaron Erter warned of less activity in the renovation market, after shares in the plasterboard and wall cladding group surged 16 per cent.

Source: afr.com
JHX ASX: James Hardie expects further weakness in the Australian housing and renovations market, but that will change once central banks stop raising rates - Vimarsana News

JHX ASX: James Hardie expects further weakness in the Australian housing and renovations market, but that will change once central banks stop raising rates

Volumes in Australasia dropped 10 per cent in the March quarter, but profit margins rebounded as price rises took hold.

Source: afr.com
JHX ASX: New James Hardie CEO Aaron Erter wields the axe with 6pc of global staff culled. - Vimarsana News

JHX ASX: New James Hardie CEO Aaron Erter wields the axe with 6pc of global staff culled.

Weaker housing markets as central banks rapidly lift interest rates has prompted a third profit downgrade in eight months.

Source: afr.com
James Hardie warns of 'perfect storm' and slashes hundreds of jobs - Vimarsana News

James Hardie warns of 'perfect storm' and slashes hundreds of jobs

The building materials group is making workers redundant before Christmas as it struggles with what it claims is ‘a perfect storm’ of falling demand and soaring costs.

Source: afr.com