GLOBAL RESEARCH ARCHIVE
JPM | Building Broadcast: BWY, SIKA, HOLN, FER, TW/, PSN, DG JPMC Construction Daily
Research evidence excerpt
JPM | Building Broadcast: BWY, SIKA, HOLN, FER, TW/, PSN, DG JPMC Construction Daily
ope for shares to catch-up into Q2; placing on Positive Catalyst Watch into
September Investor Day
European Building Materials Views into Q2; most positive on CRH, HOLN and SGO whilst
more cautious on KSP, SIKA and GEBN
Amrize Unlocking Growth Potential in Building Materials; Initiating with OW Rating
Holcim Ltd Reinstating Coverage at OW; Another attractive play on EU Cement with a Swiss
premium
European Building Materials Q1 Reporting wrap; Remain positive on SGO and HEI and see
scope for CRH to catch up on performance into Q2
Heidelberg Materials Room to go ‘Hei’gher; capturing the upside potential
European Building Materials Construction Pulse May Edition: Price Stability Amid Rising
Costs and Mixed Volume Trends
Sika Downgrading estimates by 3% post Q1; revised estimates now below company
guidance on top line
European Building Materials Reassessing convictions in a volatile market
First Principles - Building Materials 101 Sector Primer - 2025 Edition
European Building Material Views into results; all eyes on 2025 guidance with more support
on Heavyside despite recent performance
First Principles - Geberit Deep Dive
European Building Materials 2025 Outlook: Have a heavy tilt
Global Cement Insights 2024 Edition - Outlook
Saint-Gobain: Delving into the sector’s biggest valuation anomaly
Housebuilding
UK Housing Pulse May Edition - Uncertain outlook amid weakening indicators
UK Housebuilders: Sector risk/reward in focus; Persimmon best place to weather the storm
UK Housing Pulse April Edition - Uncertain outlook is weighing on sentiment
Berkeley Group: London Calling; Upgrade to Overweight
UK Housebuilders Speculation grows on Help-to-Buy (again); assessing what it could mean
The English excerpt is extracted automatically from the cited source page and may contain layout or recognition errors. It is never batch translated.
Open report viewer