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James Hardie

James Hardie

James Hardie is a manufacturer of fiber cement-based building products, selling primarily to the residential construction industry. North America is the primary geography, generating about 80% of group earnings. Here, it is the largest manufacturer of fiber cement, which is mainly used for exterior siding on houses. Following the Azek acquisition in 2025, it also produces wooden composite decking materials, siding trims, and accessories for outdoor areas including stair and deck railing. Businesses in Australia, New Zealand, and Europe, make up the rest of earnings.www.jameshardie.com

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Oct 26, 2026

HardwickVOICE_ACTOR
18:15
Where's Cranston, Miss Lane?
Margo LaneVOICE_ACTOR
18:16
He had to leave the sanitarium, but he'll be back in ten minutes, Mr. Hardy.
HardwickVOICE_ACTOR
18:19
Why did he leave? What is he doing? I
Margo LaneVOICE_ACTOR
18:21
don't know.
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1:03
The Consolation of Philosophy by Anicius Manlius Severinus Boethius.
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1:07
Translated by H. R. James.
speaker_3NARRATOR
1:08
Preface and Proem.
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1:31
homos decae in totoes dialampe tocalon, epeidan fere tiseucolos pulas cae megalas aticias, media nalgesien ala genadas oncae megalosaicos.
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4:28
His right hand holds a staff surmounted by the Roman eagle, his left the mapa circensis, or napkin used for starting the races in the circus— At his feet are palms and bags of money, prizes for the victors in the games.
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4:41
For permission to use this cast, my thanks are due to the authorities of the Ashmolean Museum, as also to Mr. T. W. Jackson, curator of the Hope Collection, who first called my attention to its existence.
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4:54
I have to thank my brother, Mr. L. James, of Radley College, for much valuable help, and for correcting the proof-sheets of the translation.
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5:02
The text used is that of Piper, Leipzig, 1874.
Rich HarshawSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
5:26
A quick Google search.
Rich HarshawSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
5:27
Okay? This is a Google search for James Hardie Siding in Dallas.
Rich HarshawSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
5:33
I did this when I lived in Dallas.
Rich HarshawSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
5:34
I've since moved, but I did this when I lived in Dallas.
Rich HarshawSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
6:26
This is a nice-looking WordPress site.
Rich HarshawSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
6:27
It looks beautiful.
Rich HarshawSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
6:28
There's nothing wrong with the way this looks, but when we scroll down to read it, here's what it says, "James Hardie Siding, Hardie Board, Dallas-Fort Worth," and then randomly Kansas City.
Rich HarshawSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
6:37
I'm not sure why they're in those two markets.
PaulHOST
0:53
If you're a broker or carrier, you know that winning a bid doesn't mean you'll keep getting the, the loads.
PaulHOST
0:57
So we wanted to ask a shipper directly: What makes you trust a provider? What makes you give them more freight? And what makes you move that freight somewhere else? Kevin Mitchell is Director of Transportation at James Hardie.
PaulHOST
1:08
Kevin is going to give us a shipper's view of those decisions.
PaulHOST
1:11
We're also joined by Derek Zetlin, Director of Sales at GoodShip.
PaulHOST
1:14
Derek works with the data and relationships on both sides, so he'll help us understand what's happening beyond one shipper's network.
PaulHOST
1:21
Kevin, let's start with your world.
PaulHOST
1:24
What does the James Hardie transportation network look like, and what makes that freight challenging to manage?
Kevin MitchellGUEST
1:29
Yeah.
Jesse WilsonGUEST
17:57
The type of claim that I referred to a moment ago against the building products manufacturers I expect is one that we may not see again in New Zealand for some time.
Jesse WilsonGUEST
18:07
Claims against cladding manufacturers were taken to trial against James Hardie and lost relatively comprehensively.
Jesse WilsonGUEST
18:16
Another claim against the same manufacturer had the funder withdraw funding during the course of the trial itself.
Jesse WilsonGUEST
18:24
So the relative lack of success of the building class actions I think will pose a question for litigation funders.
James GerrishHOST
5:05
It's been having a good run.
James GerrishHOST
5:07
James Hardie, economically exposed stock in the US, was up 5.5%.
James GerrishHOST
5:11
And we've got Spy Futures, as I said, up 93 points this morning.
James GerrishHOST
5:16
So a good end to what's been a pretty challenging week across equity markets, particularly yesterday in the commodity complex here in Australia.
Collin CoatsGUEST
41:34
Um, or we're gonna move into that durability of stone.
Zack OwenHOST
41:37
My, uh, my son is, um, one of the supervisors at the James Hardie company-
Collin CoatsGUEST
41:44
Mm-hmm
Zack OwenHOST
41:44
...
Jesse WilsonGUEST
17:57
The type of claim that I referred to a moment ago against the building products manufacturers I expect is one that we may not see again in New Zealand for some time.
Jesse WilsonGUEST
18:07
Claims against cladding manufacturers were taken to trial against James Hardie and lost relatively comprehensively.
Jesse WilsonGUEST
18:16
Another claim against the same manufacturer had the funder withdraw funding during the course of the trial itself.
Jesse WilsonGUEST
18:24
So the relative lack of success of the building class actions, I think will pose a question for litigation funders.
Mark SzymanskiGUEST
47:18
But again, it's one of the most longevity products you can put on your home.
Tom MartinoHOST
47:22
What about Hardie? Uh, James Hardie sidings.
Tom MartinoHOST
47:24
Is that still around?
Mark SzymanskiGUEST
47:25
Yeah, yeah, James...
Mark SzymanskiGUEST
47:26
Yeah, James Hardie and Alp- No, I'm trying to think of the other name.
Mark SzymanskiGUEST
47:29
There, there's two cement companies out there, and they're both great products.
Mark SzymanskiGUEST
47:34
Uh, but you know one of the things that happen is concrete cracks.
Henry JenningsHOST
4:53
Uh, not particularly good, uh, there.
Henry JenningsHOST
4:56
In terms of, uh, CDIs and dual listeds, Life360 down 2.9, James Hardie up-- down 0.4, Block up 0.1, ResMed up 0.2, Telix Pharmaceutical down 3.3. And in the s- US software stocks, a little bit mixed.
Henry JenningsHOST
5:10
Monday on a Tuesday down 0.1, DocuSign up 1.9%, Atlassian up 0.1, Adobe down 0.8.
Henry JenningsHOST
5:18
So nothing very exciting there.

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