Luck Companies Plans-Expands South Carolina Quarry Operations
01/09/2025
The investment will also include the expansion of existing sites in Fairfield and Kershaw counties.
“Our growth strategy is about expanding the reach of our people-focused mission. We believe in creating opportunities for our associates, and for those in the community. Our goal is to have a positive impact across the new communities we’re joining, including the counties of Chester, Edgefield, Fairfield, Kershaw, Saluda and Spartanburg,” Luck Companies Chief Growth Officer Joe Carnahan said.
Luck Companies provides materials and services through its three business units: Luck Stone, Luck Ecosystems and Luck Real Estate Ventures. The company serves as a partner for customers in the construction, civil engineering and environmental industries.
“We are proud to have Luck Companies as a part of South Carolina’s vibrant business community. This $450 million investment, which will have a significant impact in six South Carolina communities, is another reason to celebrate in our state. Congratulations to Luck Companies on this exciting announcement,” Secretary of Commerce Harry M. Lightsey III noted.
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