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Headquartered in Hagerstown, MD, SGI is a leading mining and mineral processing company specializing in the development of roofing products, building materials, and soil amendments …
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With over 90 years of superior service, Specialty Granules (SGI) is a leading aggregates and mining company supplying specialized products to the North American building materials …
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SGI is a leading mining and mineral processing company specializing in the development of roofing products, building materials, and soil amendments for agriculture. Headquartered in …
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Specialty Granules (SGI) is a leading aggregates and mining company supplying specialized products to the North American building materials industry. With over 90 years of superior …
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SGI has since those times provided high-quality specialized products to the North American building materials industry for over 90 years. Interestingly, 98% of the plant's business is in …
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Specialty Granules (SGI) is a North American aggregates and mining company. [20] In September 2021, Standard announced the $7 billion acquisition of W. R. Grace & Co., an American …
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Locations. Hagerstown, MD Corporate Headquarters Research & Development; Blue Ridge Summit, PA Charmian Plant; Waynesboro, PA Customer Design Center Pelletization Plant
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SGI is headquartered in Hagerstown, MD, and has six plants strategically located across the U.S. Plants in Blue Ridge Summit, PA; Annapolis, MO; Pembine, WI; Trona, CA; and Ione, CA, are …
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SGI’s newest plant, located in Waynesboro, PA, repurposes rock “fines” — a byproduct of the granule manufacturing process — to create products used in agriculture to help increase crop …