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Fletcher Building has proudly called New Zealand home since 1909, and today, we employ over 12,500+ people across New Zealand, Australia, and the South Pacific.
Our operations are focused on the manufacture and distribution of building products in Australia and New Zealand, as well as housing development and commercial, infrastructure and roading projects in New Zealand only. We manufacture building products; from insulation that keeps homes warm and dry to cement, the foundation of built structures the world over.
We operate retail businesses that distribute these products, and many more, to tradespeople right across the Tasman. And we build homes and deliver infrastructure and roading projects that create communities, improve productivity and contribute to the quality of life for people living and working in cities and regions across our markets.
Fletcher Building is dual listed on the NZX and ASX and operates through six divisions – Building Products, Distribution, Concrete, Residential and Development, Construction and Australia.
Across all of our operations we strive for excellence in efficiency, innovation, health and safety and environmental performance.