Cement & aggregates

Article Abstract:

High employment, moderate economic growth, and low interest rates have led to increased demand for the products of the cement industry in the US and a corresponding raise in prices for these products. Industry expansion and consolidation, along with this demand and imports from outside the US have given this industry good long-term prospects for the years 1999 and 2000. These stocks are timely for the next six to 12 months and for the next three to five years, as well.

Martin Marietta Materials Inc., MLM

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Cement & aggregates

Article Abstract:

A prosperous 1995 is forecast for the cement and aggregates industry, since construction is expected to continue, but at lower rates of growth. The demand for cement continues high, but prices are low, and there is excess capacity in some markets. Shares of some companies in this industry have fallen in price, and they should provide gains within by the latter half of the 1990s decade.

Sand, Gravel, Clay, and Ceramic and Refractory Minerals Mining and Quarrying, Sand and Gravel, Sand & Gravel, Lime, Lime Manufacturing, Crushed and Broken Stone, Crushed Stone, Stone Mining and Quarrying, Concrete block and brick, Concrete Block & Brick, Concrete Block and Brick Manufacturing, Supply and demand, Sand and gravel industry, Calcium oxides, Aggregates (Building materials), Stone quarrying, Concrete blocks, Cal Mat Co., Dravo Corp., Medusa Corp., CZM, DRV, MSA

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