First-quarter revenues increased 5 percent in Arcosa’s construction products segment, reaching $262.8 million.
According to Arcosa, the contribution from Stavola Holding Corp. added $26.4 million to revenues during the quarter. Arcosa acquired Stavola last October.
Organic revenues in Arcosa’s construction products segment declined 6 percent, as lower volumes offset higher pricing. Adjusted segment EBITDA (earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortization) decreased 5 percent to $56.9 million, and adjusted segment EBITDA margin decreased 220 basis points to 21.7 percent.
Arcosa says seasonally slow production at Stavola, which is located in the Northeast, negatively impacted the company’s first-quarter results.
On an organic basis, the construction products segment’s EBITDA decreased 2 percent largely because of wet and abnormally cold weather at the beginning of the quarter. Arcosa says that ultimately lowered volumes.
The construction products segment, of course, is just one of several at Arcosa. President and CEO Antonio Carrillo characterized the company’s overall first-quarter performance as “strong.”
“Arcosa had a strong start to 2025, and we remain well positioned for long-term growth,” Carrillo says. “With operations primarily in the U.S., we expect to benefit from continued investments in the nation’s aging infrastructure and a new era of growth for the U.S. power market. Against the current backdrop of macro and policy uncertainty, most of our end markets continue to demonstrate resilience.”
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