CRH FY2026 seeks shareholder approval for Proposals 8–11; 7% preference share scheme meeting set for May 21, 2026

Reuters03-27
CRH FY2026 seeks shareholder approval for Proposals 8–11; 7% preference share scheme meeting set for May 21, 2026
  • CRH shareholders are being asked to vote on a proxy proposal to approve and implement a scheme of arrangement to cancel the company’s 7% preference shares in exchange for cash.
  • The 7% Preference Share Scheme Meeting is scheduled for May 21, 2026, when holders will vote on the resolution to approve the scheme.
  • Under the scheme terms, each 7% preference share would be cancelled for cash consideration equal to 40 times the annual dividend per share, described as 280% of nominal value per share.
  • The board recommends voting FOR the 7% preference share cancellation scheme.


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