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Mineralocity October Newsletter 2025
We’re excited to announce a major renovation of the Mineralocity platform, based directly on your feedback. We are adding powerful new data, more intuitive features, and new ways for your team to collaborate.
Mineralocity September Newsletter 2025
Since the very beginning, Burgex has helped shape AggNexus with one goal in mind: creating meaningful, impactful conversations in the aggregates and concrete space.
Top 25 U.S. Counties by Estimated Current Aggregate Demand
Explore the top 25 U.S. counties by estimated aggregate demand in 2024. Learn how construction trends, infrastructure investments, and population growth are driving demand for aggregates across key regions.
Mineralocity April Newsletter 2025
As we continue to develop and refine the Mineralocity platform, we’re excited to share the powerful capabilities it offers for both greenfield exploration and high-level market research. Whether you’re looking to gain insight into a new area for mineral discovery or analyze broader market trends, Mineralocity is the tool to help you make data-driven decisions with ease.
Mineralocity March Newsletter 2025
As we move forward into another successful quarter, we want to take a moment to reflect on the value we’re committed to providing. At Burgex, we see our relationship with you as more than just service—it’s about sharing knowledge, insights, and resources that empower your success.
Harnessing Aggregate Merger Synergies
The aggregate industry is rapidly evolving, with mergers and acquisitions (M&As) at the forefront of its transformation. While the financial benefits of these moves are often spotlighted, the potential for creating operational efficiencies — or “Aggregate Merger Synergies” — is equally significant, especially when acquisitions occur within the same region. Aggregate Merger Synergy #1: Enhanced Distribution Nodes Harnessing Aggregate Merger Synergies, especially within the same region, offers a golden opportunity[…]
Geological Considerations for Greenfield Site Selection in Aggregate Production
The quest for the ideal location for construction aggregate production goes beyond a simple glance at the surface. Geological considerations form the bedrock (pun intended) of any decision to establish a greenfield site for aggregate production. While the presence of the desired resource is a crucial factor, numerous other geological considerations play an equally vital role. Here’s a comprehensive look at both the obvious and the subtle geological factors you[…]
Land Requirements for Greenfield Aggregate Sites: Finding the Perfect Fit
When seeking to start a new aggregate operation, one of the first questions a potential operator will ask is, “How much land do I need?” It’s an essential query that determines the scale, longevity, and feasibility of the project. While the specifics of land requirements can vary based on numerous factors, understanding some benchmarks is a good starting point. Different Aggregate, Different Needs The type of aggregate you’re planning to[…]
Finding Market Upside in an M&A Opportunity: A Comprehensive Guide
Introduction In the dynamic world of the aggregate industry, opportunities for growth and expansion often present themselves in the form of Mergers and Acquisitions (M&A). These strategic moves can be game-changers, propelling businesses to new heights of productivity, market share, and profitability. However, the road to a successful M&A is paved with diligent research, detailed analysis, and strategic decision-making. Before embarking on an M&A journey, it is crucial to understand[…]
Mapped: Crushed Stone, Sand, and Gravel Production
Crushed stone, sand, gravel, and other construction aggregates account for half of the industrial minerals produced in the United States. These materials represent a $29 billion per year business in the country. The map above from our sponsor Burgex uses data from Mineralocity to show where aggregates are produced in America. What Are Aggregate Minerals? Aggregates are a variety of materials produced in pits or quarries, including sands, gravel, and crushed stone. They are[…]
Visualizing One Year of Sand, Gravel, and Stone Consumption in the U.S.
Aggregate minerals, which include raw materials such as sand, gravel, and stone, are the building blocks of our cities and an integral part of the U.S. economy. From being used to make the concrete that shapes our buildings to being the foundation of our roads, aggregates are necessary to maintain our quality of life. But just how much do we rely on these raw materials each year? To explore the[…]