Building Products & Services

Increasing frequency and intensity of catastrophic events is good news for Johns Lyng Group’s growth, as the company delivered a record half in catastrophe works revenue

Pent-up demand and the typical one-to-two year lag between rate rises and impact mean Australia’s Building Materials sector should continue to outperform in the face of rising global interest rates, say analysts, who advise getting with the strength for selected favourites

Renovations and sturdy housing markets have kept momentum going for James Hardie which continues to deliver on its its high-value product strategy

Detached housing momentum has spurred strong results for CSR in the first half of FY21, and analysts note continuing growth in Property looks to sustain results

Michael Gable of Fairmont Equities highlights a chart breakout for integrated building services company Johns Lyng Group

While the pandemic has been a net positive for Reliance Worldwide, brokers now see the longevity of the covid-related spending boost as the biggest uncertainty

Johns Lyng Group is consolidating its position in strata and building management while also embarking on a large catastrophe-related work contract

FNArena’s Treasure Chest reports on money making ideas from stockbrokers and other experts.? Boral will sell its North American building products business, ex fly ash, adding complexity in the face of the offer from Seven Group

Building activity in both Australia and New Zealand is robust and if Fletcher Building can execute on its initiatives there is potential upside

James Hardie has outlined an integrated US marketing plan directed at the consumer in order to expand its addressable market