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JHX held its combined James Hardie and AZEK Investor Day in New York on 15 September 2026.
Bell Potter remains bearish on this property listings company and has named its shares as a sell this week with a $148.00 price target.
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On this basis we upgrade to an Accumulate rating, whilst moderating our target price to A$43.00.
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Morgans is feeling more positive about this building products company following the release of its investor day update.
In response, the broker has upgraded James Hardie shares to an accumulate rating with a trimmed price target of $43.00.
JHX held its combined James Hardie and AZEK Investor Day in New York on 15 September 2026. The day centred on the "built to outperform, resilient by design" tagline, as management guided to 4% to 7% organic sale growth above market, while stressing the growth did not need a US housing recovery to work.
The positive company story and the growth trajectory are only partially offset by the tough macro, a 75bps rise in the 30-year mortgage rate over the past six months, and a peer multiple de-rate.
Bell Potter remains bearish on this property listings company and has named its shares as a sell this week with a $148.00 price target.
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