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Heidelberg Materials cites weather as first-quarter headwind

Still, chairman of the board Dominik von Achten maintained a positive tone as he reflected on the company’s early-year performance. Keep Reading

Weaker demand pushes USLM revenue down

Despite the first-quarter decrease, the company remains optimistic about the rest of the year. Keep Reading

Shaw: Washington floods expose infrastructure vulnerabilities

In a guest commentary, Cory LeeAnn Shaw of the Washington Aggregates & Concrete Association says local materials, permitting reform and maintenance funding are key to recovery and resilience. Keep Reading

Martin Marietta sets fourth-quarter records in building materials

Both aggregate shipments and pricing climbed in the fourth quarter, with Martin Marietta also detailing a December acquisition involving CRH. Keep Reading

Sales volumes rise, lifting USLM revenue in fourth quarter

Construction and steel customers drove gains at United States Lime & Minerals (USLM) while oil and gas services and roofing demand lagged. Keep Reading

Martin Marietta sets quarterly records in aggregates

Aggregate shipments increased 8 percent to 57.9 million tons in the third quarter as gross profit and margins reached all-time highs. Keep Reading

Knife River: Second-quarter results ‘below expectations’

Although weather took a toll on some operations, the company remains optimistic because of its record backlog and the state of infrastructure funding. Keep Reading

Ohio producer discusses first-half 2025 and what’s ahead

Keeney Sand & Stone’s Kevin Keeney shares midyear insights and an outlook for the coming months during an exclusive visit with P&Q. Keep Reading

Heidelberg Materials chairman reflects on first quarter

Despite political and economic uncertainties and adverse weather, Heidelberg Materials remains optimistic about the rest of 2025. Keep Reading

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