(Reuters) -Summit Materials said on Monday rival Quikrete would acquire the company in a deal valued at $11.5 billion, in a move to capitalize on higher demand for building materials. The sector's ...

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 ...

The transaction will combine Summit’s aggregates, cement and ready-mix concrete businesses with privately held Quikrete’s concrete and cement-based products. Bloomberg News first reported last ...

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 ...

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 ...

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