A Swiss building-materials company’s spinoff of its North American operations offered a new way to invest in the construction ...

Jenisch joins CNBC's 'Squawk on the Street' to discuss the company's debut on the NYSE, expectations for business around data ...

The CEO who turned around the world’s largest cement company is pitching the New York market on a fast-growing building ...

Swiss construction industry supplier Holcim has formed a new North American business called Amrize that takes over a Holly ...

Investing.com -- Wall Street analysts have begun coverage of Amrize, the newly spun-off North American business from Holcim ...

Amrize announces its debut today as an independent, publicly traded company with the completion of its 100% spin-off from Holcim. Amrize shares will begin trading today on the New York Stock Exchange ...

In early morning trading, Amrize shares trade at 42.10 Swiss francs, down from the opening price of 46 francs. Holcim shares trade at 52.90 francs, down from the previous close of 93.68 francs but up ...

Amrize is expected it to have a market capitalization of $30 billion or more, analysts say.

Post-spin, Holcim aims to double the share of its Building Solutions segment to 50% of total sales by 2030, up from 14% today ...

Amrize Ltd’s shares shares slipped in early trading in Switzerland following the North American cement-maker’s spinoff from ...

Amrize Ltd.’s shares fell in Switzerland following the North American cement-maker’s split from Holcim Ltd., sinking even as ...

Amrize Ltd.’s shares fell in Switzerland following the North American cement-maker’s split from Holcim Ltd., sinking even as ...