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John Deere acquiring ownership stake in battery tech provider

The majority acquisition of Kreisel Electric will allow John Deere to leverage the company’s battery-buffered charging technology to build out infrastructure to support global customers. Keep Reading

What Fenner’s acquisition of Lumsden Corp. means

Fenner Precision Polymers, a Michelin Group company, made the acquisition this fall that includes the Hoyt Wire Cloth brand and others. Keep Reading

LafargeHolcim expands in Minnesota with acquisition

The acquisition of Marshall Concrete Products in the Twin Cities region expands the footprint of local Aggregate Industries operations, which are part of the LafargeHolcim family of companies in the U.S. Keep Reading

Plenty to celebrate as 2021 nears an end

Aggregate production and pricing were up, trade shows returned and a historic infrastructure bill passed. P&Q's Kevin Yanik offers a year-in-review for the aggregate industry as 2021 winds down. Keep Reading

Knife River acquires Baker Rock Resources in Northwest

Knife River, the construction materials subsidiary of MDU Resources Group, also acquired Oregon Mainline Paving. Keep Reading

Mergers and acquisitions back in a big way

FMI Capital Advisors’ George Reddin and Rob Mineo reflect on the merger and acquisition flurry that took place in the construction materials industry this year and what’s ahead in 2022. Keep Reading

GRT, Valley Rubber come together via acquisition

GRT Rubber Technologies acquired Valley Rubber, a manufacturer of custom rubber solutions for mining and industrial applications. Keep Reading

Is another big industry acquisition on the horizon?

Vulcan Materials and Martin Marietta both made sizable acquisitions in 2021. Could they – or another big aggregate producer – complete yet another 'thunderclap' deal anytime soon? Keep Reading

Interesting dynamic slowing completion of M&A deals

Although construction materials mergers and acquisitions are up this year, a backlog of sorts is slowing the rate of dealmaking. Keep Reading

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