QXO posts mixed Q2 results two months after its $10.6B Beacon acquisition, reporting adjusted profit but GAAP loss as CEO promises to double the unit's EBITDA.
Owens Corning delivered robust second-quarter results with earnings per share surging 34% and revenue growth of 10%, demonstrating the building products leader's resilience in challenging market conditions.
U.S. asphalt shingle shipments fell 4.3% in Q2 2025 while Canada surged 24% year-to-date, revealing divergent North American roofing markets amid construction challenges.
Home Depot executives say prices won’t rise despite tariffs, and point to the acquisition of SRS Distribution as a driver for long-term growth and support for Pro customers.
QXO posted a Q1 in 2025 loss amid its $11B Beacon acquisition; the new company aims to lead U.S. building product distribution through tech-driven growth and strategic expansion.
Owens Corning's Q1 sales surged 25% to $2.53B, boosted by its Doors unit, but profits slipped and tariffs loom as the company braces for continued market shifts.
Asphalt roofing product shipments showed mixed signals in Q1 2025, with seasonal gains in shingles offset by steep year-over-year declines and growing concerns over tariffs and economic uncertainty.
Beacon posted record Q4 net sales of $2.40B, up 4.5%, and full-year sales of $9.8B, despite EPS falling short. Strong EBITDA, acquisitions and expansions bolstered its Ambition 2025 strategy.