North America is CRH's largest market accounting for 75% of EBITDA, where the company is the largest producer of aggregates and asphalt in the US. Revenues are diversified across residential construction (35%), non-residential construction (30%), and infrastructure (35%). The vertically integrated business model positions CRH as a resilient provider of essential construction materials across multiple end markets.
Cyborg Score Rationale
CRH commands dominant market positions in North America aggregates/asphalt, operates a proven multi-decade acquisition and integration playbook, and benefits from structural tailwinds in infrastructure spending. North America diversification and scale provide margin expansion opportunities, though capital intensity and cyclical exposure to construction cycles present risks.
Top Insights
North America dominates with 75% of EBITDA and CRH as the largest aggregates and asphalt producer in the US
Revenue diversification across residential (35%), non-residential (30%), and infrastructure (35%) provides stability
Key competitors include Holcim, Cemex, Heidelberg Materials, UltraTech Cement, and Ambuja Cements
Recent acquisition activity includes Eco Material Technologies deal in September 2025
Named Competitors
Holcim — Global building materials and cement producer
Cemex — Leading cement and building materials company
Heidelberg Materials — Building materials and construction solutions
UltraTech Cement — Indian cement and building materials
Ambuja Cements — Indian cement producer
Recent Developments
(September 2025) Acquired Eco Material Technologies to expand sustainable materials portfolio
(February 2026) Trading at $122.01 with market cap of $81.5B-$84.2B USD
(Q3 2025) Trailing 12-month revenue of $36.9B demonstrating continued growth trajectory
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