The Birmingham-based company posted a net profit of $323 million, or $2.48 per share, marking a modest uptick from the $321 million recorded during the same period last year. When excluding one-time items, adjusted earnings hit $2.59 per share, comfortably clearing the $2.46 consensus forecast projected by FactSet.

While the aggregates segment served as the primary engine for growth, other parts of the business faced headwinds. Weather-related disruptions and elevated costs for liquid asphalt dampened shipment volumes in the company’s asphalt and concrete divisions. Despite these localized challenges, leadership remains optimistic about the remainder of the year. The company expects continued volume growth fueled by large-scale public construction activity and a broad market acceptance of higher price points across its core product lines.