US EditionHolcim Unveils Amrize’s Future Leadership Team to Drive Next-Generation Growth
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Jake Gosa has been appointed President of Building Envelope. With nearly three decades of leadership in the building industry, Gosa brings extensive experience and a strong track record of success to the role. He will propel Building Envelope and its portfolio of industry-leading brands into the next phase of dynamic growth. Gosa has deep expertise across the entire building products value chain and brings a wealth of strategic knowledge and val…
Holcim organizes executive team for Amrize spinoff | Pit & Quarry
Holcim organized the executive leadership team for Amrize, its future North American business, with a series of appointments. Ian Johnston will be CFO of Amrize. Johnston currently serves as CFO for Holcim North America. Jaime Hill will serve as Amrize’s president of building materials. Hill currently serves as regional head of Holcim North America. He was previously CEO for Holcim in Mexico and Colombia. Jake Gosa will become president of build…
Holcim Unveils Amrize’s Future Leadership Team to Drive Next-Generation Growth
Holcim Unveils Amrize’s Future Leadership Team to Drive Next-Generation Growth (IN BRIEF) Holcim has taken a significant step towards the planned spin-off of its North American business, Amrize, by appointing its future executive leadership team. This newly designated team includes seasoned leaders from Holcim alongside industry experts from top U.S. companies, ensuring deep market expertise and a robust growth strategy. Jan Jenisch, who has hel…
MADRID, 25 (EUROPA PRESS) The spin-off of the Holcim cement plant division for North America, Amrize, will try to raise its gross operating result (Ebitda) between 8% and 11% for the period from 2025 to 2028, while aiming for sales to advance between 5% and 8% [...] The Amrize entry, Holcim’s ‘spin-off’ for North America, will raise the Ebitda from 8% to 11% until 2028 appears first in Forbes Spain.
Holcim’s US sure thing is now a wait-and-see
The $62 bln Swiss materials group reckons its soon to be New York-listed North American arm can grow strongly up to 2028. Assuming it hits its targets, 'Amrize' may yet get the re-rating that underpins the split’s logic. But the newly wobbly US economy makes that less certain.
Holcim announced that Amrize's initial public offering (IPO) in the United States is on track for the end of the first half of the year. The company also unveiled its growth strategy and future leadership team for its North American business.
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