(Reuters) -ASX-listed James Hardie said on Monday it had secured new senior credit facilities for a total of $3.5 billion with broad support, including 30 participating banks to support its operations ...

Demonstrative of the company’s commitment to sustainable manufacturing and design, Fiberon was recently recognized with a ...

In what universe does the James Hardie and its merger with Azek make any strategic sense? The reasons given are spurious at best and read like something out of comedian Rob Sitch’s television show ...

The company has built a strong market position over more than 20 years, with TimberTech ranking as the #2 brand in composite decking and AZEK Exteriors as the #1 brand in exterior trim.

L1 believes Azek is a high-quality company, with the second-largest market share in the US composite decking market, while having a strong financial track record. The fund manager said Azek's ...

James Hardie Industries, a fiber-cement siding producer, said late Sunday that it agreed to buy Azek, a maker of composite decking, railing and pergolas, in a cash-and-stock deal worth $8.75 billion.

AZEK has established itself as a prominent player in the U.S. Homebuilding & Building Products sector, specializing in composite decking and other outdoor living solutions. The company’s product ...

Similarly, Azek’s strategy is to replace as much of the traditional timber decking used in the US with its manufactured product, which is generally made of PVC and other composite, recycled ...

Azek chief executive Jesse Singh said there was substantial upside for Azek’s main product of composite decking, which is more hard-wearing and requires less maintenance than traditional wood ...

AZEK makes composite decking, pergolas and other outdoor living products. James Hardie's Australian-listed shares fell 15% on Monday, while the S&P/ASX200 was flat, as analysts worried the price was ...

AZEK makes composite decking, pergolas and other outdoor living products. James Hardie's Australian-listed shares fell 15% on Monday, while the S&P/ASX200 (.AXJO), opens new tab was flat ...