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CFMEU FINED $1 MILLION FOR BORAL SECONDARY BOYCOTT

The CFMEU imposed the boycott because Boral supplied Grocon with concrete during its industrial dispute with the CFMEU in 2012. The fine is in addition to the reported $9 million that the CFMEU paid to Boral in 2015 to settle the company's damages claim against the CFMEU.

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Boral Resources Acquires Natural Pozzolan Source for Fly

ATLANTA, Sept. 6, 2018 /PRNewswire/- Boral Resources has acquired 4.5 million tons of pozzolanic deposits located in central Utah that will be processed for blending with fly ash to extend

Boral Limited (BLD) Company Profile CorporateInformation

Boral Limited reported sales of A$5.73 billion (US$4.06 billion) for the fiscal year ending June of 2018. This represents an increase of 34.6% versus 2017, when the company's sales were A$4.26 billion.

Boral Stone Products expanding existing operations in

Boral Stone Products expanding existing operations in Chester County Tuesday, July 3, 2012 Company to add new equipment with $6 million investment COLUMBIA, S.C. Boral Stone Products today announced plans to expand operations at its facility in Chester County.

Boral to sell its US Concrete Quarries business

Boral to sell its US Concrete Quarries business May 11, 2018 News Boral has agreed a US$127 million deal to sell its Concrete Quarries business in Denver, Colorado to

Global Rapid Strength Concrete Market 2018- BASF, Boral

The global Rapid Strength Concrete market is valued at million US$ in 2017 and will reach million US$ by the end of 2025, growing at a CAGR of during 2018-2025. The important players covered in this Rapid Strength Concrete market report BASF, Boral, Holcim, Aggregate Industries, Sika Corporation, CTS Cement, Firth Industries, Emtek Ltd

Boral Roofing Launches Revolutionary SMOG-EATING Tile

Nov 17, 2010Boral Roofing is a division of Boral USA, the country's largest premium provider of complete roofing and re-roofing solutions for architects as well as commercial and residential builders.

Boral Limited company Shareholders, managers and

Boral Ltd. engages in the provision of building and construction materials. It operates through the following segments Boral Australia, USG Boral, and Unallocated. The Boral Australia segment comprises quarries, concrete, asphalt, transport, landfill, property, cement and concrete placing, west coast bricks, roofing and masonry, and timber.

Boral buys Wagners Recycling Solutions Gypsum Sales

Building materials supplier Boral Ltd says it will acquire certain assets and operations of Queensland-based Wagners Group for $173 million. Boral says it will buy Wagners' quarry, concrete and related assets in the Darling Downs, South East Queensland and Townsville regions and several land parcels with future development potential.

Boral's WA brick division just breaks even The West

Boral supplies concrete, asphalt, cement and timber products to the construction industry, as well as fly-ash, which is used in concrete. The newly formed North America division, which includes Boral USA as well as Headwaters, made $101 million, up from $14 million a year ago.

Boral Agrees To Sell US Concrete Quarries Business The

Boral Limited (ASXBLD) today announced that it has agreed to sell its Concrete Quarries business in Denver, Colorado to Brannan Sand and Gravel Company, LLC for US$127 million. The sale price represents a trailing 12 month EV/EBITDA multiple of around 8 to 9 times.

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Australian Securities Exchange ASX Market Announcements Exchange Centre 20 Bridge Street Sydney NSW 2000 Expect ~1.2 million total Ex-concrete site in NSW subject to rehab ilitation/rezoning to c ontribute from FY2017/18

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Boral acquires Concrete, Sand and Quarry businesses in Oklahoma City Boral Limited announced today that is has acquired the assets of two construction materials businesses in Oklahoma City Schwarz Readymix, a ready-mixed concrete and sand business and the quarry assets of Davis Arbuckle Materials.

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Boral Roofing is a privately held company in Kansas City, MO . Categorized under Roofing Tile and Slabs, Concrete. Current estimates show this company has an annual revenue of $20 to 50 million and employs a staff of approximately 20 to 49.

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175 million Americans (roughly 58 percent) are often exposed to BoralPure™ Smog Eating Tile is a versatile, earth-friendly product well suited for any project in that it is 6 Boral Roofing concrete tiles are covered by a Limited Lifetime, Fully Transferable, Non-Prorated Product Warranty.

Boral set to start on $200M NSW quarry Inside Construction

Boral will also spend $80 million to increase capacity at its Melbourne plasterboard plant and $75 million to buy the rest of its half-owned US concrete roof tile business, MonierLifetile.

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September 6, 2018 Boral Resources has acquired 4.5 million tons of pozzolanic deposits located in central Utah that will be processed for blending with fly ash to extend supplies for Western states concrete markets. Financial terms of the acquisition were not disclosed by Boral.

Australia's Boral Picks up U.S. Building Products Supplier

Boral, meanwhile is a Sydney, Australia-based distributor of a wide variety of construction materials and building products including cement, fly ash, pre-mix concrete, and asphalt, clay bricks

Australia's Boral annual profit rises but misses estimates

The division saw a $45 million gain from the sale of its Concrete and Quarries business and a sales boost from Headwaters Inc., a U.S. concrete ingredients maker it bought last year.

Boral to benefit from infrastructure spend The West

Boral supplies concrete, asphalt, cement and timber products to the construction industry, as well as fly-ash, which is used in concrete. The newly formed North America division, which includes Boral USA as well as Headwaters, delivered earnings of $184 million, up from $41 million a year ago.

Lafarge Boral Gypsum in Asia invests in Vietnam

Lafarge, the world leader in building materials, holds top-ranking positions in all four of its Divisions Cement, Aggregates and Concrete, Roofing and Gypsum. Lafarge employs 77 000 people in 75 countries and posted sales of 14.4 billon in 2004.

Australia's Boral to buy Headwaters for $1.8 billion in

The deal will be funded by an A$2 billion ($1.5 billion) share issue, as well as $835 million in borrowing and A$485 million in existing cash.

Boral buys Girotto Inside Construction

The $7 million acquisition comes after Boral pulled out of its long-running takeover bid for Adelaide Brighton last month. It also announced it had finalised the $7.25 million acquisition of the Penrose sand quarry in New South Wales and would double the capacity of its Dunmore quarry on the NSW south coast to 2.5 million tonnes per annum.

Boral Limited Company Summary ASXBLD ISIN

Boral produces and distributes a broad range of construction materials, including quarry products, cement, flyash, pre-mix concrete and asphalt; and building products, including clay bricks and pavers, clay and concrete roof tiles, concrete masonry products, plasterboard, windows and timber.

Record penalties in concrete price-fix case ACCC

Record penalties in concrete price-fix case 4 December 1995 Penalties exceeding $20 million were awarded today against three premixed concrete suppliers and some executives following action against a wide-ranging price-fix brought by the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission*.

Boral makes $US45m profit on US sale SBS News

Building products supplier Boral has agreed to sell the Concrete Quarries business it has owned in the United States since 2004.

CFMEU facing fines of up to $10 million for Boral

The competition watchdog is taking the union to court over its campaign to force the concrete giant Boral off building sites in Melbourne. The secondary boycott was allegedly part of a dispute between the CFMEU and the construction company Grocon that paralysed parts of the city two years ago.

Why Boral Limited shares are falling like a tonne of

Last Wednesday, shares in Boral Limited came out of a trading halt after raising a whopping $2.05 billion dollars to fund its acquisition of leading United States-based building products

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Boral's business is skewed towards construction materials (concrete and cement) rather than building materials (bricks and tiles). In this sense, the still resilient non-residential market has

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