Market Cap 9.22B
Revenue (ttm) 2.62B
Net Income (ttm) 289.63M
EPS (ttm) N/A
PE Ratio 32.78
Forward PE 26.22
Profit Margin 11.06%
Debt to Equity Ratio 0.63
Volume 4,694,600
Avg Vol 3,663,924
Day's Range N/A - N/A
Shares Out 175.61M
Stochastic %K 16%
Beta 1.13
Analysts Sell
Price Target $51.90
peakbagger
peakbagger Dec. 4 at 7:59 PM
$SUM I'm really liking the construction and building materials sectors going into 2026 with outlook for lower interest rates. Capstone - CAPS is building real momentum after its recent acquisitions, with Instone + Carolina Stone + Canadian Stone now driving double-digit YoY revenue growth and expanding margins. C-suite is in execuction mode... Management is signaling multiple new deals coming in 2026 Q1, and if they execute another 3+ strategic acquisitions next year, CAPS is positioned to push toward a $100M+ revenue run-rate — a massive scale-up from today’s sub-$50M base With a fragmented market, rising gross margins, and a proven integration playbook, CAPS could be one of the most compelling microcap roll-up stories heading into 2026. If the next acquisitions are accretive and margins keep expanding, this has the potential to re-rate fast. 📌 Watch: Q1 acquisition announcements, margin expansion, and EBITDA trajectory. CAPS - this one is on breakout watch. 🔥📈
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quodo
quodo Dec. 4 at 7:55 PM
$CAPS Wouldn’t surprise me if the big boys like MLM or VMC start paying attention to what Lipman is building. A bunch of fragmented regional stone distributors suddenly turning into a coordinated national footprint? That’s the exact profile acquirers go after. $MLM $SUM $IWM $QQQ
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quodo
quodo Dec. 3 at 4:55 PM
$CAPS just expanded again — they now own Canadian Stone Industries + related U.S. assets, giving them coast-to-coast U.S. distribution PLUS Canada. Another multi-location stone distributor folded into their network. Real assets, real locations, real revenue growth. Worth keeping on the radar if you're following the building materials supply chain $SUM $MLM $VMC $EXP
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quodo
quodo Nov. 22 at 10:17 PM
Most people think this is the same old debt news. It’s not. $CAPS wiped ~$2M in debt from the blance sheet LAST month. This 10-Q is NEW: Brookstone converted another $1.94M into non-convertible preferred at $1.32 — they took paper OVER the market instead of dumping. Insiders locking in ABOVE market. Balance sheet getting nuked cleaner every quarter. Combined that's almost $4M in debt retired with no impact to the tradable float, while cash flow and revenue continue to grow. Microcap traders are asleep… this isn’t priced. $VMC / $MLM / $SUM
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quodo
quodo Nov. 22 at 4:16 PM
$CAPS Interesting comp setup for aggregates investors: • Brookstone converted ~$1.9M related-party debt into non-convertible Series Z Preferred → no dilution, no common issuance, no float hit • Expanding Southeast aggregates footprint • Positive operating cash flow • Trading at a fraction of $VMC / $MLM / $SUM multiples despite similar regional dynamics Not saying it's one of the majors — but the valuation disconnect vs peers is starting to get hard to ignore.
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quodo
quodo Nov. 22 at 12:26 AM
$CAPS quietly building a Southeast aggregates footprint at a valuation way below the majors $VMC $MLM $SUM. Real revenue. Positive operating cash flow. Latest 10-Q: Brookstone converted $1.94M related-party debt into NON-convertible preferred at a $1.32 valuation → zero dilution & no float pressure. Early-stage roll-up with sponsor alignment. Worth watching.
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SnipeTheBreak
SnipeTheBreak Aug. 16 at 5:53 AM
$SUM Broke 2-year downtrend at $35, confirming reversal. Now testing 200-week MA at $40 - break could trigger momentum buying. Aggregates sector benefiting from infrastructure spending.
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Camper0
Camper0 Feb. 21 at 12:13 AM
$SUM welp I got cash from my summit shares lol.
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FullSend01
FullSend01 Feb. 12 at 1:26 AM
$SUM https://www.9news.com/article/money/business/denver-based-construction-giant-sold-92-billion-cash/73-d86187a7-bcce-4863-823b-a298f2ec14f9
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OnlyFibs
OnlyFibs Jan. 12 at 3:26 AM
$SUM $SUM - this looks like it wants to absolutely👀 rip face, top watch. https://whop.com/hovies-home/
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Latest News on SUM
Summit Materials Completes Merger with Quikrete

Feb 10, 2025, 12:26 PM EST - 10 months ago

Summit Materials Completes Merger with Quikrete


Summit Materials Responds to Media Reports

Nov 21, 2024, 2:55 PM EST - 1 year ago

Summit Materials Responds to Media Reports


Summit Materials, Inc. (SUM) Q3 2024 Earnings Call Transcript

Oct 31, 2024, 5:04 PM EDT - 1 year ago

Summit Materials, Inc. (SUM) Q3 2024 Earnings Call Transcript


Summit Materials, Inc. Reports Third Quarter 2024 Results

Oct 30, 2024, 4:15 PM EDT - 1 year ago

Summit Materials, Inc. Reports Third Quarter 2024 Results


Quikrete is in talks to acquire Summit Materials, sources say

Oct 24, 2024, 3:39 PM EDT - 1 year ago

Quikrete is in talks to acquire Summit Materials, sources say


peakbagger
peakbagger Dec. 4 at 7:59 PM
$SUM I'm really liking the construction and building materials sectors going into 2026 with outlook for lower interest rates. Capstone - CAPS is building real momentum after its recent acquisitions, with Instone + Carolina Stone + Canadian Stone now driving double-digit YoY revenue growth and expanding margins. C-suite is in execuction mode... Management is signaling multiple new deals coming in 2026 Q1, and if they execute another 3+ strategic acquisitions next year, CAPS is positioned to push toward a $100M+ revenue run-rate — a massive scale-up from today’s sub-$50M base With a fragmented market, rising gross margins, and a proven integration playbook, CAPS could be one of the most compelling microcap roll-up stories heading into 2026. If the next acquisitions are accretive and margins keep expanding, this has the potential to re-rate fast. 📌 Watch: Q1 acquisition announcements, margin expansion, and EBITDA trajectory. CAPS - this one is on breakout watch. 🔥📈
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quodo
quodo Dec. 4 at 7:55 PM
$CAPS Wouldn’t surprise me if the big boys like MLM or VMC start paying attention to what Lipman is building. A bunch of fragmented regional stone distributors suddenly turning into a coordinated national footprint? That’s the exact profile acquirers go after. $MLM $SUM $IWM $QQQ
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quodo
quodo Dec. 3 at 4:55 PM
$CAPS just expanded again — they now own Canadian Stone Industries + related U.S. assets, giving them coast-to-coast U.S. distribution PLUS Canada. Another multi-location stone distributor folded into their network. Real assets, real locations, real revenue growth. Worth keeping on the radar if you're following the building materials supply chain $SUM $MLM $VMC $EXP
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quodo
quodo Nov. 22 at 10:17 PM
Most people think this is the same old debt news. It’s not. $CAPS wiped ~$2M in debt from the blance sheet LAST month. This 10-Q is NEW: Brookstone converted another $1.94M into non-convertible preferred at $1.32 — they took paper OVER the market instead of dumping. Insiders locking in ABOVE market. Balance sheet getting nuked cleaner every quarter. Combined that's almost $4M in debt retired with no impact to the tradable float, while cash flow and revenue continue to grow. Microcap traders are asleep… this isn’t priced. $VMC / $MLM / $SUM
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quodo
quodo Nov. 22 at 4:16 PM
$CAPS Interesting comp setup for aggregates investors: • Brookstone converted ~$1.9M related-party debt into non-convertible Series Z Preferred → no dilution, no common issuance, no float hit • Expanding Southeast aggregates footprint • Positive operating cash flow • Trading at a fraction of $VMC / $MLM / $SUM multiples despite similar regional dynamics Not saying it's one of the majors — but the valuation disconnect vs peers is starting to get hard to ignore.
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quodo
quodo Nov. 22 at 12:26 AM
$CAPS quietly building a Southeast aggregates footprint at a valuation way below the majors $VMC $MLM $SUM. Real revenue. Positive operating cash flow. Latest 10-Q: Brookstone converted $1.94M related-party debt into NON-convertible preferred at a $1.32 valuation → zero dilution & no float pressure. Early-stage roll-up with sponsor alignment. Worth watching.
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SnipeTheBreak
SnipeTheBreak Aug. 16 at 5:53 AM
$SUM Broke 2-year downtrend at $35, confirming reversal. Now testing 200-week MA at $40 - break could trigger momentum buying. Aggregates sector benefiting from infrastructure spending.
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Camper0
Camper0 Feb. 21 at 12:13 AM
$SUM welp I got cash from my summit shares lol.
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FullSend01
FullSend01 Feb. 12 at 1:26 AM
$SUM https://www.9news.com/article/money/business/denver-based-construction-giant-sold-92-billion-cash/73-d86187a7-bcce-4863-823b-a298f2ec14f9
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OnlyFibs
OnlyFibs Jan. 12 at 3:26 AM
$SUM $SUM - this looks like it wants to absolutely👀 rip face, top watch. https://whop.com/hovies-home/
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IN0V8
IN0V8 Jan. 8 at 4:44 PM
$SUM Stephens cuts target price to $52.50 from $56 Stephens cuts to equal weight from overweight
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TheBullsAndBears
TheBullsAndBears Jan. 7 at 5:15 PM
$SUM do not buy contracts for the 52.50 here. They will not move. Price will end up at 52.50
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NVDAMillionaire
NVDAMillionaire Dec. 24 at 8:49 AM
$SUM Summit Materials (SUM): Powering Through Challenges with Resilience and Innovation https://beyondspx.com/article/summit-materials-sum-powering-through-challenges-with-resilience-and-innovation
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Camper0
Camper0 Dec. 17 at 1:51 AM
$SUM all the analysis reports saying downgrade. That means top dogs want more at cheaper. Buy up.
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erevnon
erevnon Dec. 16 at 12:36 PM
Jefferies downgrades Summit Materials $SUM from Buy to Hold and lowers the price target from $58 to https://marketsblock.com/stock-upgrades-and-downgrades/
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Essox
Essox Dec. 11 at 3:52 PM
$SUM should we be selling at this price or will the buyout pay the offerig price to shareholders?
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DeaconStocks
DeaconStocks Nov. 28 at 4:23 PM
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Thestocktraderhubzee
Thestocktraderhubzee Nov. 27 at 9:33 AM
WATCHLIST NOV 27 2024. $SUM Truist Securities Downgrades Summit Materials to Hold, Lowers Price Target to $52.5 $ONB Raymond James Upgrades Old National to Strong Buy, Announces $28 Price Target $MRVL Oppenheimer Maintains Outperform on Marvell Tech, Raises Price Target to $110 $ALEC Morgan Stanley Downgrades Alector to Underweight, Lowers Price Target to $3 $UTI Rosenblatt Maintains Buy on Universal Technical, Raises Price Target to $30
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IN0V8
IN0V8 Nov. 26 at 2:44 PM
$SUM https://investors.summit-materials.com/news-events/press-releases/news-details/2024/Summit-Materials-Enters-into-Definitive-Agreement-to-be-Acquired-by-Quikrete-for-52.50-Per-Share-in-Cash/default.aspx
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