Green Rock acquires Couch Aggregates

Green Rock has acquired Alabama-based Couch Aggregates in a move which it says expands its footprint in the construction aggregates industry.

By Ben Spencer October 26, 2020 Read time: 1 min

Green Rock has acquired assets belonging to Couch Aggregates located throughout Alabama and the Florida panhandle ( © Ingo Menhard | Dreamstime.com)

Green Rock says the acquisition includes five operating plants as well as four distribution yards located throughout Alabama and the Florida panhandle.

As part of the deal, Green Rock partnered with Couch owner Steve Shaw to complete the transaction.

Green Rock CEO Clayton Mobley says: “The outstanding employees and operations of Couch will complement our existing holdings, and will expand our operations and service areas. The opportunity to partner with Steve Shaw made this an opportunity that we could not pass up.”

Shaw is to serve as CEO of Couch.

Shaw says: “I look forward to working with the Green Rock team to find ways to better serve our customers and stakeholders. I am delighted that they will be an intricate part of Couch’s future.”

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