Amrize

Mario Gross will immediately assume leadership of Amrize’s Building Envelope division, replacing Jake Gosa, who is stepping down. Gross has been the group’s Chief Supply Chain Officer since the spin-off from Holcim and was previously COO of the Building Envelope division. The group gave no reason for Gosa’s resignation; CEO Jan Jenisch thanked Gosa and said he expects Gross, thanks to his expertise, to improve operational performance and drive profitable growth. » More on finanzen.net

Someone who invested 100 CHF in Amrize a year ago would now have 74.18 CHF, a loss of 25.82 percent. Amrize closed on 10 September 2026 at 32.70 CHF, which means an originally invested amount would have become 2.269 shares. The company has a market capitalization of 18.45 billion CHF; the first recorded price after listing on 23 June 2025 was 46.00 CHF (stock splits and dividends not considered). » More on finanzen.net

Bank of America has downgraded Amrize from "Neutral" to "Underperform" and reduced the price target from $50 to $40. The bank cites weaker profit growth, risks in the Canadian business from U.S. tariffs, tight margins in the roofing segment and a stock it views as richly valued. BofA cut adjusted EBITDA estimates for 2027–28 by about 3% and expects adjusted EPS roughly 10% below consensus; it forecasts annual EBITDA growth of about 3% and EPS growth of about 6% for 2026–28. The bank recommends accelerated share buybacks instead of costly acquisitions and bases the new target on a sum-of-the-parts valuation using lower multiples for the business units. » More on de.investing.com