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Forterra PLC
GBX 141.60
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Open
GBX 152.20
High
GBX 152.20
Low
GBX 141.60
Mkt. cap
291.62M
Avg. vol.
569.67K
Volume
138.26K
Dividend
4.24%
Quarterly dividend
GBX 1.50
Ex-dividend date
Sep 17, 2026
P/E ratio
16.36
52-wk high
GBX 200.00
52-wk low
GBX 126.40
EPS
GBX 0.09
Shares outstanding
202.43M
No. of employees
2K
Open
GBX 152.20
High
GBX 152.20
Low
GBX 141.60
Mkt. cap
291.62M
Avg. vol.
569.67K
Volume
138.26K
Dividend
4.24%
Quarterly dividend
GBX 1.50
Ex-dividend date
Sep 17, 2026
P/E ratio
16.36
52-wk high
GBX 200.00
52-wk low
GBX 126.40
EPS
GBX 0.09
Shares outstanding
202.43M
No. of employees
2K
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Profile
Forterra is a manufacturer of building products for the United Kingdom's construction industry. It is listed on the London Stock Exchange.
Forterra was originally founded as the building products division of Hanson Plc. Early expansion was driven by a series of acquisitions, such as of The Butterley Company, London Brick, and Marshalls Clay Products. Hanson's acquisition by the German building materials company HeidelbergCement in 2007 included the division; during 2015, HeibelbergCement divested Hanson Building Products along with Hanson’s North American building products business, selling it to the American private equity firm Lone Star Funds. Shortly thereafter, the Forterra name was adopted and the firm was first listed on the London Stock Exchange in April 2016.
Forterra's activities have been heavily influenced by the performance of the wider construction industry, particularly the housebuilders. In 2016, the firm was considering mothballing two of its nine UK-based plants in response to diminished demand. It bought the Derbyshire-based concrete company Bison Manufacturing from the construction firm Laing O'Rourke during 2017. Wikipedia
About Forterra PLC