Jenisch

Amrize

highlighted a series of gains within its building materials business in the fourth quarter, noting that revenues, adjusted EBITDA, aggregate tons sold and aggregate pricing were all up.

Revenues within Amrize’s building materials business increased 3.9 percent in the fourth quarter to $2.16 billion, while adjusted EBITDA rose 5.9 percent to $705 million.

Amrize sold 3 percent more aggregates in the fourth quarter (30.9 million tons) than the prior-year period. The company’s price per ton of aggregates also increased 3.9 percent to $13.79.

Additionally, Amrize shared full-year 2025 results for its building materials business, noting that revenues climbed 2.2 percent to $8.51 billion. Adjusted EBITDA slipped 2.6 percent to $2.48 billion.

In aggregates, Amrize sold 118.9 million tons. The total was down 0.8 percent from 2024. Aggregate price per ton, however, was up 5.3 percent in 2025 to $14.06.

“2025 was a milestone year for Amrize as we completed our spin-off, delivered for our customers and set the foundation for our long-term, profitable growth,” says

Jan Jenisch

, chairman and CEO of Amrize. “I thank our 19,000 empowered teammates who are serving our customers across North America as the partner of choice for their most important building projects.

“We increased revenues to $11.8 billion and delivered $3 billion of adjusted EBITDA, driven by infrastructure demand and an improving commercial market,” Jenisch adds. “As we closed the year, we saw growing customer demand in cement and aggregates, as well as continued positive pricing.”

In January,

Amrize agreed to acquire PB Materials

. The company expects the acquisition to close in the first quarter, expanding its aggregate business into West Texas.

In addition, Amrize plans to increase its capital spending in 2026.

“We invested $788 million in capex in 2025 and plan to increase these investments to $900 million in 2026 to accelerate our growth,” Jenisch says. “We are also ramping up our value-accretive M&A to expand our footprint in the most attractive markets, demonstrated recently with our agreement to acquire PB Materials, the leading aggregates business in high-growth West Texas.”

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