TARMAC AGGREGATES LIMITED
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2018-10-11 (constructionnews.co.uk)
Tarmac reveals £36m price tag for Alun Griffiths
The value of Tarmac’s takeover of the £182m-turnover civils specialist had not been disclosed before, but was detailed in accounts for Tarmac Trading
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2018-06-29 (theconstructionindex.co.uk)
All clear for Alun Griffiths takeover
The Competition & Markets Authority (CMA) has given the greenlight to Tarmac’s acquisition of Alun Griffiths (Contractors) Ltd.
Read more2016-07-02 (building.co.uk)
Breedon takeover of Hope cleared by regulators
Combined business will operate 200 ready-mixed concrete sites
Read more2015-11-01 (building.co.uk)
Breedon Aggregates buys Hope for £336m
Latest major M&A deal in the aggregates sector
Read more2014-09-28 (cityam.com)
Votorantim sets its aim on tarmac
TARMAC, Britain’s largest cement firm which is currently owned by Lafarge, may be bought by Latin American conglomerate Votorantim. The mooted deal comes as giant cement firms Lafarge of France and Holcim of Switzerland spin off assets as they pursue a merger announced in April that would form the
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2013-04-10 (theconstructionindex.co.uk)
Hope rises from Lafarge Tarmac merger
Phil Bishop reports on developments in the concrete sector.
Read more2013-03-29 (constructionnews.co.uk)
Lafarge Tarmac moving forward as one company
Economy still strugglingDefining company strategyMaking concrete sustainableCurrent concrete projectsThe merger of Lafarge and Tarmac was completed in
Read more2012-02-21 (cityam.com)
Tarmac merger under fire from regulators
THE Competition Commission (CC) said a proposed joint venture between Anglo American and Lafarge in Britain could damage competition for construction
Read more2011-02-18 (telegraph.co.uk)
Tarmac history: from lucky accident to aggregates giant
Anglo American agreed a deal to buy Tarmac in 1999 for £1.2bn after a lengthy takeover battle. The miner’s plan was to merge Tarmac with its own Tilcon business to form a behemoth in the building aggregates sector in the UK.
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2011-02-18 (theconstructionindex.co.uk)
UK merger for Tarmac and Lafarge
Anglo American and Lafarge have agreed to combine their cement, aggregates, ready-mixed concrete, asphalt and contracting businesses in the UK.
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2000-11-16 (thetelegraphandargus.co.uk)
Quarry firm seeks switch to rail transport
RAIL sidings are likely to be reinstated at a North Craven quarry as the site aims to increase production of aggregates to around 600,000 tonnes a…
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Lafarge Tarmac TBP takeover goes ahead but Breedon must sell Scottish assets
The Competition and Markets Authority has cleared the takeover, which was announced in November, after a two-month inquiry.TBP was owned by Anglo
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