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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.


Total revenue, gross profits down for Martin Marietta in Q3; aggregate pricing up

Total revenue, gross profit and aggregate shipments were down for Martin Marietta in the third quarter, but pricing and gross profit per ton for aggregates were up. Keep Reading

Eagle Materials provides mid-fiscal year business update

Eagle Materials' heavy materials sector was impacted by adverse weather and lower sales volumes in recent months. Keep Reading

Cemex: Weather a factor in third-quarter sales decline

The company says weather accounted for nearly half of its like-to-like EBITDA shortfall in the quarter. Keep Reading

Holcim touts record third-quarter earnings

The company provided details of its third-quarter performance in North America, noting that EBIT in the region was up nearly 4 percent. Keep Reading

Factors affecting the construction industry in 2025

Industry economists are eyeing several factors as they shape their forecasts for next year – including interest rates, inflation, the workforce and the election. Keep Reading

Report: Summit Materials targeted for takeover

Bloomberg reports that Quikrete is pursuing a bid for the Denver-based construction materials producer. Keep Reading

PCA economist offers forecast for 2025

The Portland Cement Association’s (PCA) chief economist weighs in on recent Federal Reserve activity and how interest rate cuts should impact construction. Keep Reading

Dodge Momentum Index dips in September

Dodge Construction Network reports that commercial planning was down 7.8 percent in the month while institutional planning was up 5.2 percent. Keep Reading

Economists offer promising industry outlook for fourth quarter, 2025

Three economists discuss what the rest of the year has in store for construction sectors, as well as what the coming year may bring. Keep Reading

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