Quikrete Holdings has signed a definitive agreement to acquire Summit Materials, which produces aggregates and cement, for an ...

With interest rates coming down, the largest concrete company is buying Summit at a deal value of $11.5 billion including ...

Summit Materials, Inc. SUM has announced that will be acquired by Quikrete Holdings, Inc. for $11.5 billion (including debt), ...

Quikrete, the privately held Sandy Springs concrete and cement company, will buy Denver-based Summit Materials in a deal worth more than $11 billion, including assumed debt. Quikrete is the top ...

Summit Materials, Inc. (NYSE:SUM) shares are trading higher on Monday. The company inked a definitive deal to be acquired by privately owned family business Quikrete Holdings for $52.50 per share ...

Privately held Quikrete is expected to pay $52.50 a share in cash for Summit, the companies said Monday, confirming an earlier report from The Wall Street Journal. Including debt, the deal values ...

Atlanta, Georgia-based Quikrete is one of the largest manufacturers of packaged concrete and cement mixes in North America. Denver, Colorado-based Summit is a provider of construction materials ...

The combination has been unanimously approved by the Summit and Quikrete Boards of Directors. The transaction combines Summit's leading aggregates, cement and ready-mix concrete businesses with ...

(RTTNews) - Summit Materials, Inc. (SUM), Denver, Colorado-based construction materials company, said Monday that it agreed to be acquired by Quikrete ... aggregate, cement, and ready-mix solutions." ...

Quikrete struck a $9.2 billion deal to acquire Summit Materials, bringing together two of the U.S.'s biggest makers of building materials. Summit shares slipped nearly 2%. Read more: The privately ...

The deal has been unanimously approved by both Summit and Quikrete’s Boards of Directors. The transaction will combine Summit’s aggregates, cement, and ready-mix concrete businesses with ...

Quikrete, the privately held Georgia concrete and cement company, will buy Denver-based Summit Materials in a deal worth more than $11 billion, including assumed debt.