First-quarter aggregate business strong at U.S. Concrete
Says U.S. Concrete president and CEO Ronnie Pruitt: “We are seeing an increase in bidding levels and project starts, which continue to point to a stronger second half of 2021.”
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Says U.S. Concrete president and CEO Ronnie Pruitt: “We are seeing an increase in bidding levels and project starts, which continue to point to a stronger second half of 2021.”
Read MoreThe company continues to diversify its regional assets and expand its terminal operations.
Read MoreBill Sandbrook, who retired as U.S. Concrete CEO last year, announced that he will not stand for reelection at the company’s 2021 annual stockholders meeting.
Read MoreThe company completed the purchase of Orca Quarry, including leased land and a royalty agreement in British Columbia, Canada.
Read MoreThe company says it achieved fourth-quarter and full-year 2020 record results in its aggregate products segment.
Read MoreThe company added assets to its concrete and retail operations serving the California Bay Area building materials sector.
Read MoreRecord revenue from aggregate products helped to offset lower ready-mixed concrete volumes at the company.
Read MoreSales volumes and average selling prices were up significantly in the quarter, leading to some all-time-high quarterly marks at the company.
Read MoreThe company’s quarterly aggregate products revenue increased slightly, and management continues to assess impacts from the coronavirus.
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