Fletcher Building

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Fletcher Building
Type Public company
Industry Construction
Founded 2001 (part of Fletcher Challenge group)
Headquarters Auckland, New Zealand
Area served New Zealand
Key people Jonathan Ling (CEO and Managing Director)
Products Building products
Services Construction
Revenue increase $7,100 million (As of 2008)[1]
Net income increase $467 million, DPS = 48.5cents (As of 2008)
Subsidiaries Fletcher Construction
Website www.fletcherbuilding.co.nz

Fletcher Building Limited (NZX: FBU, ASXFBU) is currently the largest listed company in New Zealand, having recently overtaken Telecom New Zealand,[2] with a market capitalisation of over NZ$4.5 billion. The company was split from Fletcher Challenge in 2001, formerly New Zealand's largest business and multinational.

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[edit] Divisions

The company operates in five separate divisions - Building Products, Steel, Laminates & Panels, Infrastructure, and Distribution [3]

[edit] Infrastructure

The company's infrastructure division comprises commercial and residential construction, concrete and quarries. The company owns Golden Bay Cement.

[edit] Steel

The Steel division has a diversified portfolio of steel businesses across three broad business lines, primarily in Australia and New Zealand. Each of the division’s businesses has a leading market position and widely recognised brands.

[edit] Laminates & Panels

This business includes the Formica business acquired in May 2007 [4] as well the Laminex business.

[edit] Building Products

Fletcher Building manufactures building materials, such as GIB plasterboard, Pink Batts insulation, and steel roof tiles. Many of these products are sold through Fletcher's retail division, PlaceMakers. Fletcher Building has operations internationally, which contributes to 47% of total revenue.

[edit] Distribution

PlaceMakers is a leading tools and building supplies retail store chain in New Zealand.

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