James Hardie Industries PLC (NYSE:JHX) is one of the top cement stocks to consider for investment, according to analysts. On September 10, James Hardie Building Products Inc., a subsidiary of James Hardie Industries, announced the renewal of its partnership with Green Brick Partners Inc. (NYSE:GRBK), reinforcing their collaboration in fiber-cement siding and exterior design solutions through 2028.
The agreement will make James Hardie’s siding and trim products the exclusive choice for new Green Brick Projects. Green Brick Partners is the third-largest homebuilder in Dallas-Fort Worth and owns five subsidiary homebuilders in Texas.
James Hardie and Green Brick Partners have collaborated to build long-lasting, exquisitely crafted homes for homeowners since the inception of their partnership. This extended exclusive agreement reinforces the two businesses’ shared commitment to quality and innovation.
Sean Gadd, President of James Hardie North America, said, “We’re pleased to build on our long-standing relationship with Green Brick Partners. Our continued work together highlights the shared emphasis we place on quality, innovation, and delivering homes that stand the test of time.”
James Hardie Industries PLC (NYSE:JHX) is a global leader in high-performance building materials, best known for its fiber cement siding and backer board products, which offer durability and resistance to fire, water, and pests. The company also produces a range of exterior and interior solutions, including composite and PVC decking, as well as composite and gypsum fiber boards.
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