Amrize, which released its latest earnings report Thursday, reported several gains in the first quarter – including revenue, aggregate tons sold and aggregate pricing.
Companywide revenue reached $2.17 billion, up 4.7 percent compared to the first quarter of 2025. Revenue within Amrize’s building materials business rose 12.9 percent to $1.5 billion, and the segment’s adjusted EBITDA jumped 41.7 percent to $170 million.
Adjusted EBITDA across the whole company was down 10.3 percent in the first quarter to $192 million.
Amrize also reported a 14.1 percent increase in aggregate tons sold (15.6 million tons) and a 2.5 percent gain in freight-adjusted aggregate price per ton ($15.52).
Jan Jenisch, Amrize president and CEO, says the company made progress through its key organic growth investments, kicking off new projects to expand production and improve efficiency. He says that while the first quarter is a seasonally small one for Amrize, the company is encouraged by its progress and the acceleration of customer demand in the building materials business.
“With growing new project starts and multiyear supply agreements for mega-projects, we achieved double-digit volume growth in cement and aggregates,” Jenisch says. “We also significantly expanded building materials margins with continued aggregates pricing, operational efficiency and ASPIRE savings.
“We completed the acquisition of PB Materials, the aggregates leader in high-growth West Texas, which started to positively contribute to our results in the first quarter,” he adds. “With aggregates and U.S. cement price increases put in place in April and strong volumes continuing, our building materials business is well-positioned for 2026.”
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