Bryan Green
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Bryan Green
@BryanGreenbaum
Ex- college wrestler, ISSA certified personal trainer, BJJ purple belt, Co-Founder of @fetchsocial_ and weekend economics lovers.





I did my first Murph today and finished in 30 minutes, not too shabby. (No vest)






Fernando Tatis Jr. pierde demanda contra la empresa Big League Advance. Cuando era prospecto, Tatis recibió un préstamo de $2 millones a cambio del 10% de sus ganancias futuras en MLB y ahora le toca pagar. Con su contrato actual de $340 millones, deberá desembolsar alrededor de $34 millones, más de $240 mil en honorarios legales y también el 10% de los $3.4 millones obtenidos en arbitraje. #FernandoTatisJr

Fernando Tatis Jr. pierde demanda contra la empresa Big League Advance. Cuando era prospecto, Tatis recibió un préstamo de $2 millones a cambio del 10% de sus ganancias futuras en MLB y ahora le toca pagar. Con su contrato actual de $340 millones, deberá desembolsar alrededor de $34 millones, más de $240 mil en honorarios legales y también el 10% de los $3.4 millones obtenidos en arbitraje. #FernandoTatisJr




$1.4M Insider Buy: $AMRZ Chairman and CEO Jan Jenisch bought 28,417 shares on May 15 for $1.4M at an average of $49.53 (purchase made in CHF at 39.05). Direct post-buy stake: 1,724,999 shares. Plus 512,000 indirect via spouse. Total beneficial: ~2.24M shares (~$111M). Jenisch is one of the most credentialed building materials operators in the world. He was CEO of Sika 2012-2017, where he led the company into the Swiss Market Index. He then served as CEO of Holcim 2017-2024 and Chairman 2023-2025, transforming it into an industry-leading-margin business. He led the Amrize spin-off from Holcim in June 2025 and remains Chairman and CEO. 12+ year track record running SMI-listed building materials companies. Amrize is the former North American operations of Holcim, spun off in June 2025. The company is the #1 cement producer in North America with 19,000 employees and ~$12B+ in expected 2026 revenue. Two segments: Building Materials (cement, aggregates, ready-mix concrete, asphalt - ~70% of revenue) and Building Envelope (roofing and exterior systems - ~30%). End-market mix: 51% commercial, 28% infrastructure, 21% residential. Dual-listed on NYSE and SIX Swiss Exchange. Q1 2026 (April 29) showed the bifurcated story: Building Materials revenue +12.9% with adj EBITDA +41.7% and margin +230bps - driven by accelerating commercial demand from data centers and energy projects, double-digit cement and aggregates volume growth, and the PB Materials acquisition (West Texas aggregates leader, closed February 18). The Building Envelope (roofing) segment was the drag - revenue -9.8%, adj EBITDA -37.1% on soft roofing demand. Stock dropped 5% on the print. Management reaffirmed 2026 guidance (revenue +4-6%, adj EBITDA +8-11%), announced a $1B buyback to begin post-Q1, declared a first quarterly dividend of $0.11 plus a special $0.44 dividend, and pointed to roofing volume recovery in H2 2026 as commercial projects that started in 2025 convert to envelope work. ~50% of IIJA infrastructure funding still to be deployed, commercial construction accelerating into data center and energy buildout, conservative 1.7x net leverage. Jenisch is buying 2 weeks after the post-Q1 dip with his entire 12-year operating record at building materials companies behind him.





