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.
Arcosa offloads barge business, strengthens construction materials focus
In addition to selling Arcosa Marine Products, the company bought a Central Florida aggregate operation last month for $60 million. Keep Reading
Heidelberg Materials finalizes deal for Burnco assets
The acquisition includes Burnco assets in Edmonton, Alberta – including six aggregate sites, two asphalt plants and additional facilities. Keep Reading
McLanahan VP discusses industry tech, trends and changes
Mark Krause shares insights on how technology has changed the aggregate industry over the years and what's to come with autonomy and AI on the rise. Keep Reading
Amrize finds footing after spinoff, looks ahead to 2026
Domenic D’Aqui, president of the Northeast and Great Lakes regions, shares the company’s progress nine months after its break from Holcim. Keep Reading
Knife River acquires Donaldson Brothers assets
The deal is the third in Knife River Corp.’s Mountain segment this year, adding aggregate reserves and a establishing a presence in a Montana market. Keep Reading
Landmark Materials outlines greenfield quarry plans in Georgia
Cameron Walker shares insights about a project the company is currently working on. He also touches on this year’s GCAA Management Workshop & Expo. Keep Reading
GCAA director on annual workshop, Georgia’s aggregate performance
Jeff Wansley, executive director of the GCAA, visits with P&Q about the 2026 workshop, offering insights about how producers in the state are performing. Keep Reading
Fourth-quarter, full-year 2025 aggregate production totals are in
The U.S. Geological Survey’s latest crushed stone, sand and gravel estimates are in, with production ticking up at the end of last year. Keep Reading
New PECO headquarters built around service
At its new headquarters, Power Equipment Company is centralizing dispatch, parts and training to keep customers running. Keep Reading
