US: SunTx subsidiary Concrete Partners Holding and Haymaker Acquisition Corp. 4 have acquired the assets of DBA Schwarz Ready Mix, along with SRM Leasing and the equity interests of Schwarz Sand. Concrete Products News has reported that DBA Schwarz Ready Mix operates a 20-plant ready-mix concrete business with 100 concrete mixer trucks, serving the Oklahoma City area in Oklahoma.

Concrete Partners Holding CEO Randall Edgar said "This acquisition exemplifies our growth strategy to expand Suncrete's geographic reach, scale our business into new local markets and increase our asset base for the production and delivery of high-quality concrete. In addition, we believe this expansion creates new incremental growth opportunities in the surrounding markets.

Concrete Partners Holding and Haymaker Acquisition Corp. 4 are currently pursuing a combined listing on the New York Stock Exchange. They expect to complete the combination of their businesses, under the name Suncrete, in early 2026. The new company will have an anticipated enterprise value of US$973m.

UAE: Saif Bin Darwish has acquired precast concrete producer Gulf Precast. ME Construction News has reported that Saif Bin Darwish will integrate the company’s advanced precast concrete production capabilities into its offering. It expects this to enable it to execute larger and more intricate projects, while maintaining expected quality and efficiency.

India: Shree Cement subsidiary Bangur Concrete has started up operations at a new ready-mix concrete batching plant in Jaipur, Rajasthan. The plant runs primarily on solar power.

Shree Cement Managing Director Neeraj Akhoury said "The commissioning of India's first solar-powered ready-mix plant reflects our commitment to sustainable innovation and our vision to lead the industry towards carbon-neutral construction."

Solar Quarter News has reported that Bangur Concrete operates 24 ready-mix concrete plants across India.

Oman: Mahas Industrial City, Musandam Governorate, will host a planned US$10.4m building materials complex. Oman News Agency has reported that Musandam Global Investment signed an investment agreement with Mahas Construction Materials Complex for the project on 22 October 2025. The complex will produce precast and ready-mix concrete, among other products.

Mahas Industrial City Acting Director General Mubarak bin Salim Al Ghailani said the complex will become a key supplier for industrial, residential, transport and tourism projects across Musandam Governorate.