Kevin Yanik
Editor-in-Chief at Pit & Quarry
Editor-in-Chief at North Coast Media
A magazine featuring mobile products for moving markets
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pitandquarry.com | Kevin Yanik
Caterpillar infused its next-generation medium wheel loaders with technology to advance safety and help customers work faster and with greater accuracy. The new tech includes a collision warning system with motion inhibit. The technology is available as options for the next-generation Cat 950, 962, 966, 966 XE, 972, 972 XE, 980, 980 XE, 982 and 982 XE wheel loaders.
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Komatsu established a partnership with Ouster, a provider of lidar sensors and software solutions, for its suite of autonomous mining equipment offerings. According to Komatsu, the companies signed a multimillion-dollar agreement to equip Komatsu’s equipment with advanced 3D digital lidar sensors. Ouster sensors feature benefits such as zone monitoring and routine firmware updates that continuously improve the performance of the stack, accelerating product development.
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Growth in the lime and limestone business contributed significantly to United States Lime & Minerals’ (USLM) financial gains in the first quarter this year. According to USLM, its first-quarter revenues jumped 27.3 percent to $91.3 million. An increase in lime and limestone sales volumes – largely to construction and environmental customers – and elevated selling prices drove the gain. The company’s gross profit in the first quarter, meanwhile, was up 50.8 percent to $46.2 million.
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Heidelberg Materials characterized its start to 2025 as positive, with revenue in the North America market up about 1.8 percent. The company’s RCOBD (result from current operations before depreciation and amortization) was down 9.6 percent in the market, though. RCOBD margin also dipped 126 basis points to 9.9 percent. Globally, Heidelberg Materials’ revenue was up 5.7 percent and RCOBD gained 2.6 percent while RCOBD margin slipped 28 basis points to 11.8 percent.
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pitandquarry.com | Kevin Yanik
Rock Machinery, an equipment dealer based in Wisconsin, is adding Superior Industries’ wet processing equipment offerings to its portfolio. Rock Machinery now represents Superior wet processing segment in Wisconsin, Illinois and the western half of Michigan’s Upper Peninsula. The company previously represented Superior’s crushing and screening lines.
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