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Switzerland's Holcim will spin off 100% of its North American operations in a New York flotation which could value the business at $30 billion, the building materials giant said on Sunday, as it also named a new chief executive. The spin-off could value the new company at around $30 billion, Jenisch told reporters, with Holcim retaining no stake. Holcim North America was trading at only 7 times operating profit, far less than the 10 to 15 times multiple of peers. Holcim is the biggest cement maker in North America, where it employs 16,000 people across 850 sites. The remaining Holcim business will have sales of around 17 billion Swiss francs ($19.69 billion), and employ 48,000 people.
Persons: Switzerland's, Miljan Gutovic, Jan Jenisch, Lafarge, Jenisch, Zuercher, Martin Huesler, Carlisle, James Hardy Organizations: Holcim, New York Stock Exchange, Eagle Materials Locations: New York, Holcim, Swiss, U.S, Europe, Latin America, Africa, Asia, America, North America, Carlisle, The U.S
During the three months to the end of September, Geberit sales fell 7.5% to 790.7 million Swiss francs ($788.33 million). The company, seen as a proxy for the broader construction sector, also said it now expected a full-year core operating profit margin of around 27%, down from its August view of 28%. It also tweaked its sales outlook lower, now expecting growth in the mid to high single-digit percentage range, down from its previous outlook for a high single-digit increase. "This prudent outlook is shaped by the prevailing high macroeconomic uncertainties," Geberit said. ($1 = 1.0037 Swiss francs)Reporting by Noele Illien; editing by John Revill and Kim CoghillOur Standards: The Thomson Reuters Trust Principles.
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