9 June – John Judge appointed as Non Executive Director

30 April – Further Steel buildings acquisition

11 March – Formica Corporation management change

23 May - Acquisition of Formica Corporation
10 May - Closure of Taupo MDF plant
1 May - Acquisition of Eziform Sheet Metal Pty Limited

22 November - Acquisition of Forman Group Limited
6 November - Penrose Complex Acquisition
27 October - Acquisition of Maddren Timber business
26 October - Reorganisation of Building Products Division and the creation of a new Steel division
10 May - Fletcher Building appoints Jonathan Ling as Chief Executive on retirement of Ralph Waters.
1 May - Acquisition of the O’Brien Group Manufacturing and Distribution Business

9 August- Ralph Norris resigned as a director of the company
1 March - Completion of the purchase of Amatek Holdings Limited (Amatek).
3 Feb - Fletcher Building received ACCC clearance for possible acquisition of Insulation Solutions Pty Limited, a subsidiary of Amatek Holdings Limited.

11 Nov - Fletcher Building announced that it had signed a conditional agreement to acquire the assets of the Kuala Lumpur-based company, Malaysian Roofing Industries Snd Berhad, a subsidiary of the Nylex Group.
11 Nov - Fletcher Building advised that it had been participating in a sale process for some of the businesses of the Amatek group of companies.
29 April - Pacific Wire was successful in its claim of galvanised steel wire dumping imported from Malaysia causing material injury to New Zealand industry.

30 Sept - Completion of acquisition of Tasman Building Products Pty
19 August - Fletcher Building announces it has signed an agreement to purchase Tasman Building Products Pty Limited. Tasman has significant building operations In Australia and New Zealand and a small operation in USA.
26 May - Geoff McGrath appointed as non-executive director.

13 November - Completion of acquisition of the Laminex Group.
18 Sept - Fletcher Building announces agreement to purchase The Laminex Group, a major Australian building products group.
14 August - Fletcher Building enters into an unconditional agreement for the sale of its Bolivian concrete businesses to Soboce SA, a Bolivian cement producer.
8 July - Fletcher Aluminium sells its Australian distribution business to Capral Aluminium.
1 July - Fletcher Building accepted to a full listing on the Australian Stock Exchange.
15 June Fletcher Building de-listed from the NYSE.
31 May - Sale of the co-generation power project assets in Australia to Energy Impact Pty Limited, a subsidiary of Energex Limited.
19 Feb Sale of Australian construction assets to the John Holland Group.

28 September Sale of the rural business of the Cyclone Operations to True-Test Limited.
16 July Sale of an interest in the 110 hectare Lunn Avenue quarry site in Mt Wellington to Landco Mt Wellington Ltd.
27 July Resolution of the Manapouri Tailrace claim with Meridian Energy.
11 July Sale of some non core assets of Fletcher Aluminium to Ullrich Aluminium Company.
10 July Ralph Waters was appointed to the Board of Directors.
29 June Michael Andrews advised his resignation as interim Executive Director.
26 May Ralph Waters was appointed as the new Chief Executive.
18 April An additional Board Member, Ralph Norris was appointed.
23 March Fletcher Building became a stand-alone publicly listed company on the NZX, ASX and NYSE.
31 January The new board for the proposed Fletcher Building company was announced: Chairman Roderick Deane, and Board Members Hugh Fletcher, Kerrin Vautier, Sir Dryden Spring, Paul Baines and Michael Andrews.