Skip to content

George Reddin

Says PPI’s Jeff Poe: “You can have a conveyor track perfectly in the center for years, and then all of a sudden it will want to track to the left or the right.” Photo: P&Q Staff

Positive momentum established for the year ahead

and

After a year of uncertainty, FMI Capital Advisors' George Reddin and Scott Duncan write that a few key drivers should propel the construction materials industry forward in 2021. Keep Reading

FMI anticipates the next industry transactions that close will be driven first by buyer synergies. Photo: P&Q Staff

Uncertainty persists in the M&A world

and

FMI's George Reddin and Scott Duncan offer three key developments to watch as the fourth quarter unfolds for mergers and acquisitions. Keep Reading

Photo: PamElla Lee Photography

Reddin: Backlogs, continuing resolution should sustain industry through 2020

FMI Capital Advisors' George Reddin shares his expectations for the year’s remaining months and what's ahead for the aggregate industry. Keep Reading

Photo: P&Q Staff

Forecasting the road ahead for construction materials

and

FMI Capital Advisors' George Reddin and Scott Duncan explore the roller coaster that was the first quarter and offer a look ahead on mergers and acquisitions, highway funding and more. Keep Reading

Photo: reddin

What’s happening with capex and M&A?

FMI Capital Advisors’ George Reddin pays Pit & Quarry a visit, outlining the coronavirus pandemic’s impact on producer capital expenditures while exploring the merger and acquisition (M&Q) landscape. Keep Reading

Divestitures are sometimes required to complete a deal involving crushed stone, sand and gravel operations. Photo: iStock.com/peuceta

The latest merger & acquisition influencers

and

While the economic fundamentals are favorable, FMI’s George Reddin and Scott Duncan explain why buyers of construction materials firms remain rather selective. Keep Reading

Photo courtesy of Martin Marietta

Momentum building for 2019 M&A construction materials market

, and

A strong first quarter and an improving outlook will likely reinvigorate the construction materials merger and acquisition market. Keep Reading

The likelihood of the next U.S. recession mirroring the last one is highly unlikely, says FMI’s George Reddin. Photo: iStock.com/zoom-zoom

10 construction materials market drivers

George Reddin, managing director of FMI Capital Advisors, details factors that weighed on the construction materials market in 2018. Keep Reading

Excessive rainfall in several regions provided for a number of challenging days for aggregate operations in 2018. Photo by Joe McCarthy.

Reasons to feel good about the industry in 2019

2018 pressures remain for the construction materials industry, but FMI’s George Reddin gives producers several reasons to be optimistic about 2019. Keep Reading

To top