Masonite International closes CD&R takeover, shares leave NYSE listing behind
Published on 06/26/2026 at 17:08 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWS
By Anna Wagner, Analysts & Consensus desk.
Masonite International (US5635711084) has now fully completed its acquisition by private equity firm Clayton Dubilier & Rice, ending its run on the New York Stock Exchange after a shareholder-approved cash deal valued at about 3.9 billion US dollars earlier this year. According to a NYSE filing and company disclosures, Masonite shares have been suspended from trading and the stock will move to private ownership under CD&R.
CD&R buyout and delisting terms
In February 2024, Masonite International announced that it had agreed to be acquired by funds managed by Clayton Dubilier & Rice for 133 US dollars per share in cash, implying an equity value of roughly 3.9 billion US dollars, including debt, based on the company’s then outstanding shares.
The transaction followed prior strategic reviews in the building products sector and positioned Masonite alongside other CD&R-backed industrial holdings, with the private equity firm highlighting the company’s portfolio of residential and architectural doors across North America and Europe as a key attraction.
Sector context and analyst views
Before the takeover announcement, analysts at several US brokerages had highlighted Masonite’s sensitivity to US housing starts and renovation spending, often comparing the company with peers such as JELD-WEN and Fortune Brands Innovations in terms of exposure to new construction and repair-and-remodel demand.
Market commentary around the time of the deal noted that the 133 dollar offer represented a marked premium to Masonite’s undisturbed share price, and that the all-cash structure would crystallize value for shareholders while removing the stock from cyclical swings in the listed building products universe.
All news and analysis on the Masonite International shares
Follow prior coverage, deal milestones and historic trading levels for Masonite International around its sale to Clayton Dubilier & Rice.
How Masonite makes its money
Masonite International generates revenue primarily by designing, manufacturing and distributing interior and exterior doors for residential and non-residential buildings, with sales into both new construction and repair-and-remodel channels across North America, Europe and selected international markets.
Where the stock trades today
Following completion of the Clayton Dubilier & Rice transaction, Masonite International is no longer listed on the New York Stock Exchange and trades as a privately held company outside public equity markets.
Masonite International at a glance
- Company: Masonite International Corp.
- ISIN: US5635711084
- WKN: 921685
- Ticker: DOOR
- Trading venue: formerly NYSE, now private
- Price (as of 2024-06-27, 16:00): 133.00 USD (take-private cash consideration)
- Market cap: approximately 3.9 billion USD (based on transaction value as of 2024)
- Sector / industry: Building Products - Doors & Millwork
- Index membership: previously mid-cap US indices, now not applicable after delisting
- Next earnings date: not officially scheduled after going private
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