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Road to Prosperity

Road to Prosperity is a series developed with support from Van Der Graaf, and focuses on discussing and highlighting positive developments, trends, and advancements within the aggregate and mining industries, exploring ways to move forward and achieve success.


Episode 22: Midyear update for construction materials market

George Reddin and Rob Mineo of FMI Capital Advisors provide a 2024 midyear update on the performance of the construction materials industry – including aggregates, asphalt and ready-mixed concrete. Keep Reading

Aggregate revenues, volumes down; pricing momentum continues into midyear

Get a rundown of aggregate producer performances from the second quarter of 2024. Keep Reading

Why 2024 is prime for M&A in construction materials

FMI Capital Advisors leaders offer a midyear update, discussing market dynamics, merger and acquisition activity, and more. Keep Reading

Heidelberg Materials to further trial autonomous hauling tech

Heidelberg Materials North America is continuing its partnership with Pronto at a second quarry in Texas. Keep Reading

Report: Equipment rental activity softening in US, Canada

The American Rental Association’s latest projections indicate an 8.9 percent revenue increase in 2024. Keep Reading

What the future holds for nonresidential construction 

FMI Capital Advisors’ George Reddin and Rob Mineo offer an assessment of the nonresidential construction market right now. Keep Reading

Granite finishes Dickerson & Bowen deal

Granite Construction adds three sand and gravel pits and four asphalt plants in the Southeast with its cash transaction. Keep Reading

Latest Dodge report shows dramatic dip in construction starts

Dodge Construction Network says a June decline in utility construction starts pulled overall activity lower, although residential starts have experienced upward momentum. Keep Reading

Great Lakes limestone shipments slip in July

The Lake Carriers’ Association reports that shipments were down nearly 15 percent for the month. Keep Reading

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