Tag: Knife River Corp.
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Snapshots: September 2026
Read More →: Snapshots: September 2026Portable Plants has been covering industry events across the U.S. and UK including TACA’s 72nd Annual Meeting, Anaconda’s open day and Hillhead.
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Texas growth drives demand for aggregates and construction
Read More →: Texas growth drives demand for aggregates and constructionTexas is regularly a top-performing state when it comes to construction materials, and, so far, 2026 has been no different.
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Resilience amid uncertainty: a successful year for the construction materials industry
Read More →: Resilience amid uncertainty: a successful year for the construction materials industryIn a year fraught with external pressures and uncertainty, the construction materials industry put together a largely successful 12 months.
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Building strength through partnerships
Read More →: Building strength through partnershipsIn the construction materials industry, success hinges on more than just quality products—it’s built on trust, communication, and strong partnerships.
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Semi-autonomous equipment providing accessible jobs for military vets
Read More →: Semi-autonomous equipment providing accessible jobs for military vetsA pilot program led by a dealer and producer out West aims to provide military veterans with rewarding and meaningful work.
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Knife River to acquire Strata in $454M deal
Read More →: Knife River to acquire Strata in $454M dealThe acquisition will add 75 aggregate locations and 28 ready-mixed concrete plants to Knife River Corp.’s central segment.
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Compact crusher prepares quarry for uptick in demand
Read More →: Compact crusher prepares quarry for uptick in demandA compact crusher prepares Portland, Oregon-based Knife River Corp.’s Angell Quarry for an expected uptick in demand.
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App opens door for digital stockpile measurements
Read More →: App opens door for digital stockpile measurementsMeasuring stockpiles can be a complicated process, from accurately measuring the piles to recording and storing data. “Tracking inventory is a hard…
