Concrete Pumping Holdings
The Firm
Pumping is inside this trade rather than beside it. The federal industry definition for poured concrete foundation and structure contractors names concrete pumping outright, so a placement fleet changing hands is evidence for this guide in a way a ready-mix plant is not.
That distinction is the finding a reader should take from this row. The capital in concrete overwhelmingly buys production, meaning ready-mix plants and precast, so a poured-concrete contractor is not selling to the supplier that delivers to it. The buyers who want the contracting business are a much shorter list.
Its evidence here is aging and this row says so rather than waiting to be caught. Its only United States concrete purchase in the window closed in August 2022. Its newer buying has been in Ireland and in a business that is not concrete at all, so a re-read should ask whether it is still buying American fleets.
What It Buys
Denver, Colorado. A listed concrete pumping company that buys the fleets placing other people's concrete, which is a service business and not a plant, and keeps buying them across three countries.
Selling to them one day, or watching them as the other bidder? Track them in the Contact Book so the relationship has a next-touch date.
Confirmed Deals
2 deals traced to announcements by Concrete Pumping Holdings, 2022 to 2025, newest first. Firms that announce every deal show a fuller run here than firms that report acquisitions as quarterly counts, so read this as the evidence that clears the bar rather than as the firm's whole record.
- C.G.A. Concrete Pumping · November 11, 2025
An Irish concrete pumping business bought by the group's American pumping subsidiary.
- Coastal Carolina Pumping · August 23, 2022
The largest concrete pumping service provider in the Carolinas, with central Florida operations and 89 units of equipment.
In Its Trades
Trades it buys
The other confirmed bidders
No second firm is confirmed in this trade from a primary source. That is the edge of the evidence, not proof the field is clear: Buyers lists which trades rest on a single confirmed firm and why.