Owner Of Lagan Construction Group Is Now €526M Richer

One of Ireland's biggest building materials companies has been sold to U.K. construction company Breedon Group for €526M (£455M).

Lagan employs approximately 750 people across nine quarries, nine ready-mixed concrete plants, 13 asphalt plants and a cement plant in Kinnegad County Westmeath.

The acquisition of the Belfast-based firm will be financed by new loans and equity and will give Breedon a foot-hold in the Irish market, according to the Irish Examiner.

In 2017 Lagan had revenues of £249M and net earnings of £46M.

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