USA is the world’s third-largest cement manufacturer after China and India. The consumption of cement indicates the development of infrastructure in the country. As cement is an elementary material for construction usage statistics give an idea about the construction industry in the country.
Below table gives the top 10 companies manufacturing cement in the USA as of May 2026.
| Company | US Plants | Parent / Origin | Notable Focus |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lafarge Holcim | 16 | Switzerland | Portland and blended cements |
| Lehigh Hanson | 14 | Germany (HeidelbergCement) | Construction aggregates; regional cement brands |
| Cemex | 10 | Mexico | Ready-mix and specialty cements |
| Eagle Materials | 10 | United States | Cement, gypsum, concrete products |
| Buzzi Unicem | 8 | Italy | Regional cement and aggregates |
| Cementos Argos | 7 | Colombia | Cement, concrete solutions |
| Grupo Cementos de Chihuahua | 5 | Mexico | Regional cement supply |
| St. Marys Cement (VCNA) | 3 | Canada/US operations | Portland cement and specialty blends |
| Martin Marietta Materials | 3 | United States | Aggregates and cement-related products |
| Other Regional Leaders | — | — | Smaller regional producers serving local markets |
Short Profiles of These Companies
- Lafarge Holcim: Largest U.S. footprint by plant count; broad portfolio of Portland and blended cements.
- Lehigh Hanson: Major regional supplier with integrated aggregates and cement operations.
- Cemex: Global player with significant U.S. ready-mix and cement capacity.
- Eagle Materials: U.S.-based producer focused on cement and gypsum building products.
- Buzzi Unicem: European parent with multiple U.S. plants serving regional markets.
- Cementos Argos: Latin American multinational with growing U.S. operations.
- Grupo Cementos de Chihuahua: Regional supplier with cross-border operations.
- St. Marys VCNA: Focus on specialty cements and regional distribution.
- Martin Marietta: Primarily aggregates but important to concrete supply chains.
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