CRH's acquisition of Eco Material enhances its position in the North American cement market by securing a long-term supply of sustainable materials and expanding its distribution network.
Target Information
Eco Material, based in Utah, operates a comprehensive national network specializing in the production of fresh and harvested fly ash, pozzolans, synthetic gypsum, and green cement. The company collaborates with prominent electric utilities to recycle approximately seven million tons of fly ash and three million tons of synthetic gypsum annually. Additionally, Eco Material is in the midst of expanding its capacity, with significant construction projects underway to enhance its production capabilities.
Industry Overview in North America
The North American cement industry is currently witnessing a surge in demand due to ongoing infrastructure modernization initiatives. As public and private sectors invest heavily in upgrading roads, bridges, and various construction projects, the need for high-quality cementitious materials is escalating. This shift is expected to drive growth within the industry, providing opportunities for market leaders like CRH to secure a more prominent foothold.
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Furthermore, environmental sustainability is becoming increasingly central to the construction industry in North America. Companies are turning to green alternatives and recycled materials to meet
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