Amrize Ltd

AMRZ

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Ticker
AMRZ
CIK0002035989
SIC3241
SectorConstruction
Industry CategoryConstruction Materials
Industry GroupCement, Hydraulic

Contact

AddressGRAFENAUWEG 8, ZUG, V8, 6300
Website www.holcim.com/investors/listing-north-america-business-us
Phone410588585858
CEOJan Philipp Jenisch
Employees19,100

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Latest News

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Why It’s Time to Buy This Rocks and Cement Spinoff Stock You’ve Probably Never Heard Of

Amrize, which was recently spun off from Switzerland’s Holcim, is the top North American cement producer and a leader in crushed rock used in construction. It also has a large commercial roofing business. Climate-conscious European investors have penalized Holcim because cement production is carbon-intensive, and Holcim figured its North American business would get a better reception in the U.S. market, where investors are less wedded to sustainable investing.

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Should You Buy Amrize Stock Now After the AMRZ Spinoff?

Amrize’s chief executive is bullish on AMRZ shares as the company completed a spinoff from Holcim.

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Amrize Stock Gains on First Trading Day

A Swiss building-materials company’s spinoff of its North American operations offered a new way to invest in the construction business while largely avoiding the Trump administration’s tariff threats to the industry.

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Cement Firm Amrize Falls in Spinoff Debut as Holcim Jumps

(Bloomberg) -- Amrize Ltd.’s shares fell in Switzerland following the North American cement-maker’s split from Holcim Ltd., sinking even as its former owner’s stock price climbed.Most Read from BloombergBezos Wedding Draws Protests, Soul-Searching Over Tourism in VeniceUS State Budget Wounds Intensify From Trump, DOGE Policy Shifts‘We Were Failed’: Johannesburg Transit Access Remains Scant for CommutersShares in the US cement unit closed down 15% from the reference price at 39.31 Swiss francs ($

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NYSE Content Advisory: Pre-Market update + Amrize begins trading on the NYSE

The New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) provides a daily pre-market update directly from the NYSE Trading Floor. Access today's NYSE Pre-market update for market insights before trading begins.

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