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Episode 29: Assessing the state of the aggregate industry

Kevin Yanik and Jack Kopanski discuss the health of the industry at this point in time while welcoming in several equipment manufacturers as guests to share their takes on the state of the industry nationwide. Keep Reading

Optimism should continue into 2025 for aggregate producers, manufacturers

Producers and manufacturers are not only confident about next year’s prospects, but they like what’s shaping up for the years that follow. Keep Reading

P&Q Profile: Masaba’s Kirby Cline

P&Q sat down with Masaba’s Kirby Cline to discuss equipment trends, custom fabrication and what he expects to transpire within the industry in 2025 and beyond. Keep Reading

Chamberlain: ‘Huge growth coming’ to aggregates

Jim Chamberlain, regional sales manager at Philippi-Hagenbuch, characterizes the state of the industry, providing rundowns of both mining and aggregates. Related: Haver president reflects on 2024, looks to 2025 Featured Photo: P&Q Staff Van der Graaf is the leader in… Keep Reading

Masaba territory manager looks to 2025

Kirby Cline, Western U.S. territory manager at Masaba, shares his expectations for next year and how the industry will operate coming out of the 2024 elections. Transcription Kevin Yanik: Just your feeling on the mood out there right now. I… Keep Reading

Goodfellow VP provides optimistic outlook for the West

Chris Baron, vice president of sales at Goodfellow Corporation, offers a sense of how the first half of 2024 has been, as well as what’s ahead in the coming six months and into 2025. Keep Reading

Reflecting on the first half of 2024

Despite challenging early-year weather conditions for some aggregate producers, demand for construction materials remains strong. Keep Reading

Peckham CEO shares outlook on equipment, technology

As Peckham Industries celebrates its 100th anniversary in 2024, president and CEO Damian Murphy looks ahead to how the nature of industry jobs might change in the coming years. Keep Reading

Producers, suppliers optimistic about the months ahead

Despite construction market challenges and increasing costs, industry experts remain optimistic about the future. Keep Reading

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