Amrize has gone on to enter into an agreement in order to acquire PB Materials Holdings, Inc., which is the leading aggregates business having a complementary ready-mix concrete network across the high-growth West Texas region.
As part of the profitable growth strategy of Amrize, PB Materials acquisition is going to strengthen the aggregates business of the company, thereby adding over 50 years of aggregates reserves throughout West Texas in order to serve the long-term demand.
PB Materials acquisition deal, apparently, is going to add 26 operational sites into the network of Amrize, thereby extending its operations across Texas as well as the Southern region, since the infrastructure, energy projects, and data centers, along with commercial investments, go on to drive the growth in construction.
With more than $180 million in revenues and robust earnings, as well as quite prominent synergies with the present operations of Amrize, the acquisition of PB Materials is anticipated to be EPS as well as cash accretive in 2026.
The Chairman and CEO of Amrize, Jan Jenisch, said that he is indeed excited to be expanding their aggregates business across the high-growth West Texas region. The milestone of today looks to be an important step in their strategy of investing in terms of growth throughout the most attractive markets in North America. He added that he has great respect for the leadership as well as expertise when it comes to PB Materials and indeed looks forward to welcoming their 340 talented teammates within the Amrize family.
The CEO of PB Materials, Christopher Crouch, remarked that they are proud to be a part of Amrize, which is a leading company shaping the future of building as far as America is concerned. He added that Amrize does share their dedication to employees and customers, along with the communities that they operate in, and that they shall continue to serve the customers throughout their region with high-quality products as well as services.
Anticipated to close in the H1 of 2026, the acquisition is subject to the customary closing terms.
