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Record annual revenue of $2.3 billion was driven by strong cement volumes and strategic aggregates acquisitions, offsetting cyclical weakness in the wallboard sector.

Management attributes cement volume growth to robust public infrastructure spending and the emergence of cement-intensive private projects like data centers.

The company is maintaining a through-the-cycle investment strategy, focusing on modernizing legacy assets to lower long-term cost structures and improve reliability.

Strategic control of over 50 years of raw material reserves provides a critical competitive advantage by insulating the company from supply chain disruptions and cost spikes.

Wallboard performance reflects broader residential affordability headwinds, though management notes relative price stability due to industry-wide supply constraints.

Operational efficiency and high plant utilization across the enterprise have been key drivers in maintaining strong margin profiles despite inflationary pressures.

Capital expenditures are expected to peak in fiscal 2027 at $490 million to $525 million as two major modernization projects reach critical phases.

The Mountain Cement plant modernization is 60% complete with commissioning expected in late calendar 2026, targeting significant energy and fuel efficiency gains.

The Duke, Oklahoma wallboard plant modernization is 30% complete, with a new line expected to be commissioned in the second half of calendar 2027.

Fiscal 2027 cement margins are partially protected from energy volatility as primary fuel costs were locked in during the previous winter.

Management anticipates a volume rebound in the wallboard market over the medium term as mortgage rates normalize and encourage home inventory turnover.

Higher diesel and freight costs are impacting 'mill net' pricing, particularly in the wallboard segment where products are sold on a delivered basis.

Ocean freight rates and the Baltic Dry Index have ticked up, creating upward price pressure on imported cement in South Texas and Northern California markets.

The company issued $750 million in 10-year senior notes at 5% to improve its debt maturity profile and align capital structure with long-term project timelines.

A 5% reduction in fully diluted shares through buybacks partially mitigated the impact of lower net earnings on earnings per share.

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Management confirmed data centers are a significant and growing contributor to private non-residential demand, particularly in the early stages of soil stabilization.

These projects represent a structural shift in demand that did not exist at this scale 10-15 years ago, providing a buffer against traditional office and hotel softness.

A June 1 price increase for wallboard has been announced to combat a $2 to $3 per unit increase in freight and diesel costs.

Management noted that because wallboard is priced on a delivered basis, these inflationary costs fall directly on the company unless offset by price adjustments.

Once the Mountain Cement and Duke projects are completed, sustaining capital expenditures are expected to drop to an annual run-rate of approximately $150 million.

Fiscal 2028 will serve as a transition year with spending likely around $250 million as the Duke project concludes.

Price increases were implemented in most markets on April 1, supported by tightening supply in regional markets driven by infrastructure activity.

While national data suggests a slight decline in industry volumes, Eagle expects to outperform due to its specific regional footprint and infrastructure exposure.