U.S. Concrete acquisition to benefit its aggregate business
The company added assets to its concrete and retail operations serving the California Bay Area building materials sector.
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Lesley: Series of opportunities on the horizon
Daren Lesley, vice president of aggregates at U.S. Concrete, shares why his company is optimistic about the road ahead.
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U.S. Concrete shares third-quarter 2019 details
Although quarterly aggregate product revenue declined $600,000, ready-mixed concrete revenue was up in July, August and September.
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U.S. Concrete’s Pruitt named president
Ronnie Pruitt, who previously served U.S. Concrete as COO, will continue to report to chairman and CEO Bill Sandbrook.
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Aggregate become greater driver of U.S. Concrete’s business
Bill Sandbrook, chairman, president and CEO of U.S. Concrete, noted as much as the company released its full-year 2018 results.
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U.S. Concrete awarded permit to import more aggregate into California
Polaris, a U.S. Concrete subsidiary, is now able to deliver up to 2 million tons of aggregate each year.
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U.S. Concrete reaches new highs in second-quarter 2018
Aggregate products sales volume at U.S. Concrete increased 99.8 percent in the second quarter of 2018 compared with the second quarter of 2017.
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Reflecting on the CRH-Ash Grove deal and Summit’s late run
Now that CRH has essentially secured its takeover of Ash Grove Cement from Summit Materials, let’s look back at the dynamics at play in the deal and how the CRH-Ash Grove pact compares to another recent acquisition.
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