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Carmeuse is offering $36 a share, a 5.1% premium to Thursday's closing price for the Cleveland maker of building and road products.
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Oglebay would be combined with Carmeuse's North American operations, which Carmeuse said is North American's largest maker of lime and limestone products.
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Internationally, Carmeuse employs more than 2,000 people and has 64 plants across France,
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Carmeuse, a company founded and based in Belgium, began North American operations in 1992.
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Carmeuse is not publicly traded but Mr. Johnson said annual revenues are about $850 million in North America, and globally, about $1.5 billion.
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Carmeuse isn't interested in a quarry or mine that doesn't have at least 50 years of high-quality reserves.
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We would like to thank Carmeuse and Trinity Yachts for their support of our campaign for the
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Since coming here, Carmeuse has increased staffing operations about 50 percent, Mr. Johnson said.
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We would like to thank Carmeuse and Trinity Yachts for their continued support of our campaign towards the 2012 Olympics in London.
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Across North America, Carmeuse employs more than 2,000 people, with the closest locations in Erie and Annville and more stretching north to Ontario and south to Alabama.
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