mergers and acquisitions
Summit reveals details on four recent acquisitions
Summit Materials offered a breakdown of its four most recent acquisitions upon releasing its latest quarterly report. Keep Reading
Lehigh Hanson company purchases Cemex subsidiary
Pacific Northwest Materials, which consists of aggregate, asphalt and ready-mix concrete operations in Oregon and Washington, was sold to Cadman Materials. Keep Reading
Details finalized on Komatsu’s acquisition of Joy Global
Joy Global Inc. will be renamed Komatsu Mining Corp. and operate as a subsidiary of Komatsu. Keep Reading
The Trump administration’s impact on M&A activity
How will the Trump administration affect merger and acquisition activity in the aggregate industry? P&Q columnist George Reddin offers his projections. Keep Reading
HeidelbergCement’s acquisition of Italcementi finalized
HeidelbergCement purchased the remaining Italcementi shares that had not been tendered in the mandatory tender offer. Keep Reading
U.S. Concrete acquires another concrete producer
The assets of Kings Ready Mix, a ready-mix concrete producer in Brooklyn, New York, were purchased. Keep Reading
HeidelbergCement to sell US assets
The company agreed to sell its Martinsburg, West Virginia, cement plant and eight related terminals. Keep Reading
Komatsu to acquire Joy Global in $3.7B deal
Komatsu America Corp. will acquire Joy Global Inc. in a transaction valued at about $3.7 billion. Keep Reading
NALC, Indian Creek Quarries enter agreement
NALC LLC entered into an agreement with the owners of Indian Creek Quarries (ICQ) LLC and Indian Creek Trucking LLC to manage all facets of the operations of ICQ. According to NALC, ICQ owns a limestone and dolomite surface mine… Keep Reading
