aggregate producers
About P&Q’s Road to Recovery series
A new series from Pit & Quarry is designed to help producers navigate their businesses through these uncertain times and deliver the very latest information they need to make smart decisions. Keep Reading
P&Q Profile: MGQ Inc.’s Lynn Radabaugh
A conversation with the president of Ohio-based MGQ Inc. dives into his typical workday and the current business environment in the Buckeye State. Keep Reading
LafargeHolcim exec optimistic about the road ahead
Jay Moreau, CEO of U.S. aggregate and construction materials at LafargeHolcim, maintains a positive outlook for the aggregate industry – whether a major federal infrastructure bill is passed this year or not. Keep Reading
Coronavirus survey reveals shift in producers’ outlooks
Pit & Quarry surveyed aggregate producers for a second time in May on a number of business topics, and showed a shift in attitude from April. Keep Reading
Aggregate business up at Eagle Materials
Revenue and earnings tied to aggregate were up in the latest quarter at Eagle Materials, which is currently limiting capital spending to critical projects only. Keep Reading
Reopening America essential for the aggregate industry
As P&Q's Kevin Yanik writes, getting the economy going again means doing the little things – regularly filling your gas tank, supporting local businesses – that collectively add up to generate revenues states count on. Keep Reading
Zelnak retires from Martin Marietta board
The longtime president, CEO and chairman of the board reached a mandatory retirement age, and the company announced his board replacement. Keep Reading
Producers, manufacturers and dealers share thoughts on corporate contracts
Producers big and small, as well as equipment manufacturers and dealers, share their experiences and perspectives on the mega producer trend of leveraging their buying power. Keep Reading
Martin Marietta reports strong first quarter 2020
Although Martin Marietta reported first-quarter improvements in shipments and pricing, the company expects demand for its products to soften in the months ahead due to the coronavirus pandemic. Keep Reading
