TOL beats Q3 earnings and revenue estimates as higher home prices offset fewer deliveries, while orders grow despite margin pressure.

MLM's $13.5B Lhoist deal could expand its limestone platform and earnings base, but leverage and integration risks loom.

Martin Marietta's record aggregates shipments and raised 2026 revenue outlook support earnings growth, but its premium valuation raises the bar.

CRH has almost doubled shareholders' money over the past five years, yet recent weakness in the share price and a fairly valued Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) estimate leave the stock looking closer to "about right" than clearly cheap or expensive. CRH has returned about 99% over the past 5 years, which points to a strong longer term share price journey despite more recent pullbacks. The recent acquisition of Pisgah Stone Products in Utah can support CRH's aggregates footprint in a construction...

Index funds may be forced to buy nearly three times Reddit's average daily trading volume after its S&P 500 announcement, but a look at the last twelve additions to the benchmark tells a very different story about what happens next.

Vulcan beats Q2 estimates and holds its 2026 EBITDA outlook as pricing strength offsets energy inflation and weather pressure.

Vulcan's pricing strength and infrastructure demand support growth, but premium valuation, housing weakness and energy costs pose risks.

A top Wall Street analyst says investors chasing chip stocks are looking at the wrong part of the AI trade entirely, and she is pointing to four industrial names that could capture the real windfall from a $5 trillion infrastructure rebuild.

Despite CRH’s underperformance relative to the broader market over the past year, Wall Street analysts remain firmly bullish on the stock’s prospects.

URI's 2026 outlook reflects strong rental demand and large projects, but higher CapEx and Specialty margin pressure remain key watch points.

Pricing momentum and infrastructure demand offset residential weakness.

CRH's $8.5 billion Arcosa deal could expand U.S. aggregates and energy infrastructure exposure, but financing and integration risks loom.

CRH's earnings beat, infrastructure exposure and discounted valuation support the case, but housing weakness, costs and deal demands favor patience.

INOD tops Q2 earnings and revenue estimates as AI demand and margin expansion fuel record profitability, sending shares up about 14.6% after hours.

J's Q3 revenues top estimates as record backlog and AI-related infrastructure demand support growth, even as the stock fell after results.

CRH expands its Utah footprint with Pisgah Stone Products, adding long-life limestone reserves to support aggregates growth in a high-demand market.

CRH earnings, dividend and buyback update CRH (NYSE:CRH) has drawn fresh attention after reporting second quarter 2026 results, reaffirming full year earnings guidance, lifting its quarterly dividend and providing an update on ongoing share repurchase activity. The company reported second quarter revenue of US$10,777 million compared with US$10,206 million a year earlier. Net income was US$1,486 million versus US$1,319 million, with basic earnings per share from continuing operations at...

EME's record backlog, AI infrastructure demand and acquisitions are strengthening growth, as it lifts its 2026 revenue and earnings outlook.

Third Point Management, a New York-based investment advisor, released its second-quarter 2026 investor letter. A copy is available to download here. Third Point’s flagship Offshore Fund returned 7.7% in Q2 2026, outperforming the hedge fund index but trailing broader equity benchmarks. Second Quarter returns benefited from strong performance in semiconductors, memory, semiconductor equipment, power infrastructure, […]

WY's Q2 earnings beat as stronger Wood Products performance offset weaker Timberlands and Strategic Land Solutions, with mixed Q3 guidance ahead.

CRH (NYSE:CRH) reported record second-quarter results for 2026, with revenue, adjusted EBITDA, margins and diluted earnings per share rising from the prior-year period. The building materials company reaffirmed its full-year guidance, citing resilient infrastructure demand, pricing momentum and cont

Earnings from Schneider Electric and several other companies beyond Microsoft can give nervous investors some comfort about the direction of the AI trade.

CRH's Q2 earnings and revenues beat estimates as pricing, acquisitions and infrastructure demand fuel growth, while subdued residential activity weighed on some segments.

Earnings from Schneider Electric and several other companies beyond Microsoft can give nervous investors some comfort about the direction of the AI trade.

The headline numbers for CRH (CRH) give insight into how the company performed in the quarter ended June 2026, but it may be worthwhile to compare some of its key metrics to Wall Street estimates and the year-ago actuals.

Construction earnings face a mixed backdrop as infrastructure, AI and data centers drive demand, while housing weakness and high mortgage rates weigh on growth.

MLM's Q2 outlook balances infrastructure demand and data center growth against softer housing activity and expected earnings pressure.

WY's Q2 results are likely to reflect stronger seasonal demand against Wood Products disruptions, rising costs and expected sales pressure.

CRH's Q2 results may gain from infrastructure demand, pricing, acquisitions and execution, though inflation and housing softness could pressure margins.

SPXC is expected to post stronger second-quarter results, supported by healthy HVAC demand, data center cooling strength and acquisition contributions.

MAS' second-quarter results are expected to reflect resilient plumbing demand and pricing gains, but can higher input costs and soft DIY paint demand weigh on earnings?

MTZ is expected to deliver stronger second-quarter results, supported by growth across communications, clean energy, power delivery and pipeline markets.

EME's Q2 outlook is supported by data center demand, strong backlog and growth across electrical, mechanical and building services.

VMC's Q2 outlook hinges on public construction demand, aggregates growth and pricing, while concrete weakness and cost pressures weigh on results.

A capital raise for The Boring Company could value the firm at about $20 billion, up from about $6 billion a few years ago.

Evaluate the expected performance of CRH (CRH) for the quarter ended June 2026, looking beyond the conventional Wall Street top-and-bottom-line estimates and examining some of its key metrics for better insight.

CARR faces a Q2 earnings test as weak HVAC demand, tariff risks and higher costs weigh on sales and profits despite recent estimate gains.

AWI heads into Q2 earnings with 11.5% EPS growth expected, supported by pricing, renovation demand and Architectural Specialties momentum.

Data center and power demand, along with mission-critical projects, give these construction stocks, like CRH, KBR, OC, SPXC and AMTM, strong growth momentum.

PHM's Q2 earnings beat estimates, but lower home closings, pricing and margins reveal persistent housing-market pressure.

CRH has delivered a 123.2% return over the past five years, yet its current share price still screens below an intrinsic value estimate based on a Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) approach and below earnings based valuation multiples. This creates a clear question over how much upside, if any, is left at around US$99.74. Over five years, CRH has returned 123.2%, which puts the recent pullback into context as a longer term uptrend that investors are weighing against the latest valuation...

Earnings Date Puts Fresh Focus on CRH Stock CRH (NYSE:CRH) recently fell 2.89%, lagging the broader market, as attention turns to the company’s upcoming earnings report on July 30, 2026. On that date, investors are expected to scrutinize expectations for earnings per share and revenue. See our latest analysis for CRH. At a share price of $99.95, CRH has seen short term share price pressure, with the 30 day share price return down 10.15% and the year to date share price return down 20.95%...

In the closing of the recent trading day, CRH (CRH) stood at $99.95, denoting a -2.89% move from the preceding trading day.

PHM's Q2 results are likely to reflect higher sequential closings and resilient demand, even as lower prices, incentives and margin pressure weigh on earnings.

URI heads into Q2 earnings with strong rental demand and fleet productivity in focus as investors assess whether margin gains can offset cost pressures.

ROL heads into Q2 earnings release with revenues and EPS expected to rise, supported by acquisitions, market expansion, cross-selling and pricing.

CRH plc is set to report Q2 earnings by the end of this month, with analysts expecting single-digit EPS growth.

With an upside potential of 40.70%, CRH plc (NYSE:CRH) is among the 12 Strong Buy Stocks with High Upside According to Analysts. On July 8, Wells Fargo lowered its price target on CRH plc (NYSE:CRH) to $132 from $135 while maintaining an Overweight rating on the shares. Ahead of second-quarter earnings for the building materials sector, the […]

CRH (CRH) reached $103.91 at the closing of the latest trading day, reflecting a +1.17% change compared to its last close.

In the latest trading session, CRH (CRH) closed at $102.71, marking a -1.91% move from the previous day.