Caesarstone Cuts Losses in 2Q 2024
Lower sales, higher shipping rates and looming legal health-related cases still provide plenty of challenges for the Israel-based surfaces company.
by coleslaw · Published August 12, 2024 · Last modified August 13, 2024
Lower sales, higher shipping rates and looming legal health-related cases still provide plenty of challenges for the Israel-based surfaces company.
by Staff · Published May 10, 2024 · Last modified May 14, 2024
Positive cash flow in 1Q 2024 offset by lower demand for surfaces.
by Staff · Published February 22, 2024
Israeli surfaces company bolsters strong cash flow, sees savings with more outsourced production.
by Staff · Published December 7, 2023 · Last modified December 11, 2023
Industry group’s board also includes CEO of Cosentino Americas
by Staff · Published November 8, 2023
Net loss of $887,000 in this year’s 3Q attributed to higher inflation and interest rates, and slowdown in U.S. residential market.
by coleslaw · Published August 11, 2023 · Last modified August 14, 2023
Surfacing producer maintains strong cash flow, but endures softer U.S. market and large one-time charge-offs.
by coleslaw · Published May 10, 2023
Plant closure, inventory reduction part of “comprehensive restructuring” after $3.8 million net loss in first quarter 2023.
by coleslaw · Published March 9, 2023
Company leader from 2006-2016 returns, replacing Yuval Dagim.
by Staff · Published December 13, 2022
Now one of two surfacing execs directing industry group, joining Ken Williams of Caesarstone.
by coleslaw · Published November 29, 2022 · Last modified December 13, 2022
Georgia elementary, high schools near U.S. manufacturing facility get surfaces with retail value of $800K.