James Hardie Industries plc

JHX · ARCX · Building Materials · Ireland

Market Capitalization11.00B USD

Trailing P/E79.00 USD

52-Week Change-27.90 USD

Forward Annual Dividend Yield3.17%

Beta0.8760 USD

James Hardie Industries plc is a leading global manufacturer specializing in exterior home and building solutions. Renowned for pioneering fiber cement technology since the 1980s, the company produces high-quality fiber cement, fiber gypsum, and composite and PVC decking and railing products that are engineered for durability, aesthetic appeal, and climate resilience. Its product portfolio includes well-known brands such as Hardie®, TimberTech®, AZEK® Exteriors, Versatex®, fermacell®, and StruXure®. With a presence spanning North America, Europe, and the Asia-Pacific region, James Hardie serves both residential and professional markets, supporting design innovation and sustainable building practices across the construction and home improvement sectors. The company employs a diverse workforce and maintains multiple manufacturing and research centers dedicated to developing premium, resilient building materials.

Industry

Building Materials

Basic Materials sector · Ireland

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Market Capitalization

11.00BUSD

NormalMar 22, 2026

Trailing P/E

79.00USD

AboveNormalMar 22, 2026

Revenue (TTM)

4.40BUSD

NormalMar 22, 2026

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Supply Chain

Construction Materials Supply Chain

The construction materials supply chain is governed by three structural constraints that make it unlike most industrial systems: the weight-to-value ratio of its primary products — cement, sand, gravel, and concrete — is so unfavorable that transport costs dominate economics and force production to be local; cement kilns cost over two hundred million dollars, run continuously at 1,450 degrees Celsius, and cannot be economically stopped and restarted; and construction-grade sand is being depleted faster than it forms, because desert sand is unusable for concrete and the system depends on finite river and marine deposits.