AMRZ is the ticker symbol for Amrize Ltd, a building materials company formed from the spin-off of Holcim's North American operations. The stock trades on the NYSE and represents ownership in a business focused on cement, aggregates, ready-mix concrete, and building solutions across the United States and Canada. As a publicly listed company, AMRZ gives investors exposure to construction and infrastructure activity in North American markets.
Recent price performance for AMRZ can be found in the price chart and performance section of this page, which shows updated returns over various periods. Since the company began trading as a standalone entity in 2025, its trading history is relatively short, so investors should focus on the available post-spin-off data. For the latest AMRZ price, daily change, and period returns, refer to the live data displayed above.
Valuation for AMRZ can be assessed using metrics such as the price-to-earnings ratio, price-to-sales, and enterprise value relative to EBITDA, ideally compared with peers in the building materials sector. Because AMRZ has a limited trading history as an independent company, analysts often also use EV/EBITDA and free cash flow yield. Current valuation multiples for AMRZ are shown in the statistics section of this page.
AMRZ can potentially be traded in pre-market and after-hours sessions through brokerages that offer extended-hours trading, though liquidity is typically much lower than during the regular NYSE session. Extended-hours prices may differ from the official closing price, and orders may not execute if there is insufficient volume. Check with your broker for specific extended-hours availability and any associated fees or restrictions for AMRZ.
Key risks for AMRZ include cyclical demand in construction and infrastructure, exposure to cement and aggregates pricing, input cost volatility such as energy and raw materials, and dependence on North American economic conditions. As a recent spin-off, AMRZ also carries risks related to establishing standalone operations and its limited public trading history. Regulatory and environmental compliance costs are additional factors that can affect the business.
Important metrics for AMRZ include revenue growth, EBITDA margin, free cash flow, net debt, and return on invested capital. Because it operates in capital-intensive building materials, investors often watch volume trends, pricing, and cost per ton. Earnings reports and investor presentations provide segment-level detail. Current AMRZ financial figures and ratios are available in the financials section of this page.