Knife River Holding shared that its sales grew 6% to $1.3 billion last quarter.

KNF · Knife River Holding

The AI's read

Better prices, more sales and lower production costs helped aggregates reach a record quarter. Knife River also plans more than $125 million in aggregate investments over 3 years. Project delays, higher fuel costs and weaker contracting work still weigh on results. The aggregate gains and full-year ranges support a positive reading, though those ranges assume normal conditions.