Financial Analysis and Reporting of Construction Enterprise: An analysis of CRH plc

Abstract

A financial analysis statement is a report that examines a company's financial health and performance in detail. The report will often contain a review of the business's financial reports, such as the balance sheet, income statement, and cash flow statement, in addition to other financial measures and ratios used to assess the company's financial status. It is a vital tool since it may assist managers in making decisions, give an objective assessment of the company's performance, permit comparison with industry benchmarks, and aid in regulatory compliance. Real solutions to human problems are provided through construction enterprises. Many projects are executed by multiple contractors, and a single project may include a variety of techniques and methods. It is classified as an asset-heavy business, which may offer distinct advantages over other types of enterprises. CRH plc is a multinational conglomerate of diverse construction materials companies headquartered in Dublin, Ireland. It makes and distributes a wide range of building goods. It is a traditional representative of a construction enterprise. We may use it as a model by studying its financial performance.