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Vulcan Materials
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Company details
Market cap
$40B
P/E ratio
37×
Div yield
0.7%
EPS (TTM)
$8.4
Profit margin
16%
Rev. growth
+7%
Revenue
$7.9B
Free cash flow
$1.1B
In plain English
Vulcan Materials is the largest US producer of construction aggregates — the crushed stone, sand and gravel under nearly every road, bridge, runway and building. From hundreds of local quarries it also makes the asphalt mix and ready-mixed concrete those aggregates go into, selling almost entirely to American highway, infrastructure and building projects. Heavy, low-value and expensive to ship, aggregates give Vulcan durable local pricing power, and it has rolled up dozens of rivals — from Florida Rock to U.S. Concrete — over two decades.
In simple terms
What Vulcan Materials really sells
Vulcan Materials is the largest US producer of construction aggregates — the crushed stone, sand and gravel under nearly every road, bridge, runway and building. From hundreds of local quarries it also makes the asphalt mix and ready-mixed concrete those aggregates go into, selling almost entirely to American highway, infrastructure and building projects. Heavy, low-value and expensive to ship, aggregates give Vulcan durable local pricing power, and it has rolled up dozens of rivals — from Florida Rock to U.S. Concrete — over two decades.
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