Amrize Ltd

Amrize’s $215 m Ste. Genevieve expansion boosts U.S. cement capacity by 600k tonnes, positioning the Swiss‑listed group to capture infrastructure demand and outpace rivals.

Amrize Ltd. gains spotlight in Swiss stocks, reflecting investors’ focus on monetary policy and currency risks; learn why this mid‑cap firm matters amid SNB and Fed decisions.

Amrize Ltd. jumps on Swiss rally, driven by a tech edge in high‑precision optical sensors, strong revenue growth, and untapped digital‑twin, medical and ESG opportunities.

Amrize Ltd. shows solid revenue growth and margin improvement amid rising commodity prices, yet faces supply‑chain, currency and ESG risks that could impact its market share and shareholder value.

Amrize Ltd. shares rise with Swiss market rally, not company news – a deeper look reveals ESG growth prospects, EU revenue risks, and a 12% EBITDA below peers. Read the analysis.

Amrize Ltd (AMR) sees a modest share rise on a flat SIX Swiss market, beating peers by staying resilient amid supply‑chain and commodity swings in the materials sector.

Amrize Ltd, a Swiss materials company, has shown resilience in a flat market, driven by demand for its cement, aggregates, and concrete products, and bolstered by a strategic investment from private equity firm Benson.

Amrize Ltd, a Swiss-listed provider of building solutions, has expanded its logistics footprint by deploying a next-generation cement carrier on the Great Lakes corridor, aiming to improve service levels, control freight costs, and enhance transpare…

Amrize Ltd. has experienced a significant surge in its share price, driven by robust financial performance, a well-articulated growth trajectory, and analyst endorsements, solidifying its position as a leading stock in the materials sector.

Amrize Ltd’s stock price has declined due to a weak Swiss market and cautious investor sentiment, but its defensive sector exposure and strong fundamentals have helped it show some resilience.