(Reuters) - The world's fourth largest cement maker aims to use proceeds
from the disposal to help finance its 8 billion pound
acquisition of British aggregates specialist Hanson that
marks the biggest takeover in the sector and will create the
global number two in construction materials.
"The next one and a half years we will certainly be busy
with the integration of Hanson. These measures should be
concluded by the middle of next year -- that goes most of all
for North America and England," he said.
Read more at Reuters.com Mergers News
from the disposal to help finance its 8 billion pound
acquisition of British aggregates specialist Hanson that
marks the biggest takeover in the sector and will create the
global number two in construction materials.
"The next one and a half years we will certainly be busy
with the integration of Hanson. These measures should be
concluded by the middle of next year -- that goes most of all
for North America and England," he said.
Read more at Reuters.com Mergers News
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