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Kevin Yanik

Kevin Yanik is editor-in-chief of Pit & Quarry. He can be reached at 216-706-3724 or kyanik@northcoastmedia.net.

Arcosa agg revenues leap forward in fourth quarter 2020

At Arcosa, construction products revenue increased 46 percent in the quarter, led by higher volumes in the company’s legacy natural aggregate business in north and central Texas, as well as the Cherry and Strata acquisitions. Keep Reading

Establishing the right mindset for start-up

While producers may feel pressure to ramp back up quickly following winter, an effective start-up means taking the time to prepare employees for the production season ahead. Keep Reading

Muncie debuts PTO for Class 7 to 8 trucks

Muncie Power Products’ A20 power take-off (PTO) features various product improvements, allowing for easier installation and a more durable PTO for Allison 3000 and 4000 Series transmissions. Keep Reading

Trimble to present thought leadership content in special series

The company’s new on-demand series kicks off in March with insights from experts on topics and tech that are transforming the way the industry works. Keep Reading

HeidelbergCement’s US agg sales up in fourth quarter 2020

The company offered a preliminary look at its aggregate, asphalt, cement and ready-mixed concrete sales volumes for the quarter and all of last year. Keep Reading

Volvo CE adding on to facility in Pennsylvania

The customer center at Volvo Construction Equipment's (Volvo CE) North American headquarters in Shippensburg will undergo a $4.3 million expansion. Keep Reading

U.S. Concrete aggregate business stands out in fourth quarter 2020

The company says it achieved fourth-quarter and full-year 2020 record results in its aggregate products segment. Keep Reading

Summit Materials delivers ‘strong finish’ to 2020

CEO Anne Noonan offered commentary on the company’s full-year 2020 and fourth quarter upon Summit releasing its latest results Wednesday. Keep Reading

Sponsored: Will capex pick up in 2021?

FMI Capital Advisors' George Reddin discusses the possibility of capital expenditures resuming as uncertainty begins to clear. Keep Reading

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