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Vulcan Materials aggregate sales up in first quarter
Both sales and shipments were up 3 percent compared with the prior year’s first quarter. Keep Reading
Vulcan Materials agg sales down, profit up to end 2020
Vulcan Materials' aggregate segment sales were down slightly in the fourth quarter and for all of 2020, but the nation’s top producer still found ways to expand its profit. Keep Reading
Price growth, cost control drive Vulcan through third-quarter 2020
Vulcan Materials, the nation’s largest aggregate producer, is finding ways to expand its profitability in the crushed stone, sand and gravel business. Keep Reading
Cost control, price growth theme of Vulcan Materials’ second quarter 2020
Says Vulcan chairman and CEO Tom Hill: "Our second-quarter results demonstrate the resiliency of our best-in-class aggregates-led business.” Keep Reading
‘Resilient’ demand, favorable weather drive Summit’s second quarter 2020
Although Summit Materials’ economic outlook is uncertain, the company completed its second quarter with a few quarterly financial records. Summit also detailed a recently-completed acquisition. Keep Reading
Summit Materials president, CEO to step down
Tom Hill, who founded Summit in 2009, will remain with the company as a senior advisor through the end of the year and transition into a consulting role thereafter. Keep Reading
Aggregate sales up at Vulcan Materials in first quarter 2020
First-quarter aggregate segment sales increased 4 percent at the company, which acknowledges that the impact from the coronavirus pandemic is evolving quickly. Keep Reading
Summit’s agg revenues, sales volumes up in first quarter 2020
Upon releasing its latest quarterly report, the company reported some gains in aggregate while providing details about the coronavirus' impact on the business. Keep Reading
Fourth-quarter 2019 growth at Vulcan spurs 2020 optimism
Vulcan's full year 2019 revenues were $4.9 billion, a 12 percent increased compared to 2018, while net earnings were up 20 percent, compared to the prior year, to $618 million. Keep Reading
