Holcim’s Malarkey Roofing Products broke ground on a 350,000 sq. ft. facility in Franklin, Ind., set to open in 2026, which is expected to create 200 jobs producing recycled-material asphalt shingles.

Holcim Building Envelope plans to build a new Malarkey Roofing Products plant in Franklin, Ind., adding 200 jobs and focusing on green growth; groundbreaking is anticipated later this year.

Amidst Earth Day reflections, the roofing industry emphasizes sustainability, employing eco-friendly materials and practices to combat climate change.

IBHS has ranked nine shingle brands on how they endure dents and ridges, tears, and granule loss in relation to hailstorm damage.

The Asphalt Roofing Manufacturers Association announced its annual Accident Prevention Contest winners, recognizing more than 60 asphalt roofing manufacturing facilities throughout North America for their workplace safety records, particularly their low incident rates among workers.

Malarkey's website was selected among nearly 14,000 entries the Webby Awards received this year from over 70 countries.

With the acquisition of Duro-Last, Holcim is expected to exceed $4 billion in net sales ahead of internal schedules.

Wrap designs, brand names and new impact ratings are among the changes Malarkey announced.

Malarkey Roofing Products expects the RFID chips to improve logistics, production and more with its shingles.

The acquisition expands Malarkey’s fiberglass mat production capabilities and improves the vertical integration of raw material supply.