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Sales volumes rise, lifting USLM revenue in fourth quarter

Pit & Quarry•February 03, 2026•2 min read

United States Lime & Minerals

(USLM) reported its fourth-quarter results, noting that revenues were up 9.8 percent.

USLM says the increase resulted primarily from increased sales volumes that derived from construction and steel customers. The company experienced lower demand from customers in oil and gas services and roof shingles.

USLM’s gross profit, meanwhile, was up 19 percent in the fourth quarter.

Across all of 2025, USLM’s revenues were up 17.3 percent to $372.7 million. USLM says the increase resulted from gains in sales volumes and average selling prices of lime and limestone products. The increase in sales volumes largely derived from elevated demand in construction, environmental and steel. The company experienced lower demand in 2025 from oil and gas services customers.

“We are pleased with the company’s financial performance in 2025,” says

Timothy Byrne

, president and CEO of USLM. “Overall demand was up compared to 2024, led by our construction customers – including the construction of some large data centers in the regions that we serve. We see general delays in customer shipments due to winter weather interruptions, as well as continuing weakness in demand from our roof shingle customers in the first quarter [of] 2026.”

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