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DMC Global
BOOM.US
DMC Global Inc. provides various products and engineered solutions for the construction, energy, industrial processing, and transportation markets worldwide. It operates through three segments: Arcadia, DynaEnergetics, and NobelClad. The Arcadia segment manufactures, assembles, and sells architectural building products, including exterior and interior framing systems, curtain walls, windows, doors, storefronts, and interior partitions; architectural components, architectural framing systems, entrance systems, and sun control products; sliding and glazing systems; and thermally broken steel, aluminum windows and doors, and wood doors and windows.
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05/12/2025 Update
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Energy Equipment and ServicesIndustry
Industry Ranking49/66
Industry medianC
Industry averageC
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  • Profit ScoreD
    • ROE-3.67%D
    • Profit Margin-0.32%D
    • Gross Margin21.66%D
  • Growth ScoreD
    • Revenue YoY-6.90%D
    • Net Profit YoY94.07%A
    • Total Assets YoY-8.24%E
    • Net Assets YoY-0.80%D
  • Cash ScoreE
    • Cash Flow Margin-6615.52%E
    • OCF YoY-6.90%D
  • Operating ScoreA
    • Turnover0.92A
  • Debt ScoreB
    • Gearing Ratio31.68%B

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    DMC Global Inc. President of Arcadia James Schladen Reports Disposal of Common Shares

    James Schladen, President of Arcadia, has reported the disposal of common shares of DMC Global Inc. The information was published by DMC Global Inc. via the EDGAR system on December 3, 2025. This news brief is generated by Public Technologies using AI and is not financial advice.

    Reuters·
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    Reuters·
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    London grid crunch delays new housing amid datacenter boom

    A report by the London Assembly highlights electricity grid constraints in London, delaying housing developments due to datacenter demands. The grid reached full capacity in some areas, necessitating short-term fixes to connect over 12,000 homes by 2025. With electricity needs expected to grow significantly, the report calls for strategic planning and policy reforms, including a separate use class for datacenters, to manage energy demands effectively and avoid future delays.

    The Register·
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    The Register·
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    Construction workers are cashing in on the AI boom

    The AI boom is significantly benefiting construction workers involved in building data centers, with pay increases of 25% to 30% and additional perks. Workers like DeMond Chambliss and Marc Benner are earning over $100,000 annually. The demand for data centers by tech giants and a shortage of skilled workers are driving these changes.

    TechCrunch·
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    TechCrunch·
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    Nuclear power boom to be forced through environmental red tape

    Sir Keir Starmer plans to streamline nuclear power station approvals by creating a commission to overrule environmental regulators if necessary. The taskforce's report criticizes Natural England and the Environment Agency for adding excessive costs to projects. Developers may pay into a nature restoration fund instead of addressing individual concerns. The proposals aim to reduce regulatory burdens and promote nuclear energy growth, despite potential controversy with environmental groups.

    The telegraph·
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    The telegraph·
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    Vietnam’s US$40 billion metro boom in Ho Chi Minh City

    Construction giants from Vietnam and Malaysia are competing for a share in Ho Chi Minh City's US$40 billion metro project. The city plans to build 10 urban railway lines by 2035, funded by public and private capital. Recent legal reforms have accelerated the project, offering investors prime land in exchange for developing transport infrastructure.

    Businesstimes·
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    Businesstimes·
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