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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.


The latest on nonresidential spending, construction job openings

The Associated Builders & Contractors reports that nonresidential construction spending was up 0.3 percent and job openings were up by 56,000 in September. Keep Reading

Revenues, profit up at USLM in third quarter

United States Lime & Minerals (USLM) reports its lime and limestone revenues were up 13.5 percent in the quarter. Keep Reading

More growth for Martin Marietta despite shipment declines

Aggregate revenues and gross profit were up in the third quarter at Martin Marietta despite a 7 percent dip in shipments. Chairman and CEO Ward Nye offers details. Keep Reading

Eagle: Demand for construction materials remains strong

Eagle Materials president and CEO Michael Haack offered perspective as the company published its latest quarterly financial report. Keep Reading

Aggregate business a standout one for Holcim this year

Holcim published its third-quarter financial report, detailing that net sales of aggregates are up 5.8 percent on the year. Keep Reading

How Cemex fared in the third quarter

Cemex CEO Fernando González says ‘2023 is proving to be an exceptional year for our company.’ Keep Reading

Additional pricing growth contributes to gains at Granite

Granite Construction says aggregate and asphalt price increases drove gains in its materials business in the third quarter. Keep Reading

Heidelberg Materials acquires New York aggregate assets

The acquisition includes a sand and gravel site and reserves within Bach & Co.’s existing New York state footprint. Keep Reading

Key financial metrics up for Vulcan in third quarter

Vulcan Materials CEO Tom Hill says the company continues to execute at a high level and successfully navigate the twists and turns of the broader macro economy. Keep Reading

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