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$536.48
-$1.49(-0.27%)

*Data last updated: 2026-05-25 05:24 (UTC+8)

As of 2026-05-25 05:24, Martin Marietta Materials Inc (MLM) is priced at $536.48, with a total market cap of $32.21B, a P/E ratio of 33.02, and a dividend yield of 0.61%. Today, the stock price fluctuated between $528.90 and $548.72. The current price is 1.43% above the day's low and 2.23% below the day's high, with a trading volume of 464.21K. Over the past 52 weeks, MLM has traded between $524.36 to $672.62, and the current price is -20.24% away from the 52-week high.

MLM Key Stats

Yesterday's Close$537.97
Market Cap$32.21B
Volume464.21K
P/E Ratio33.02
Dividend Yield (TTM)0.61%
Dividend Amount$0.83
Diluted EPS (TTM)42.02
Net Income (FY)$1.13B
Revenue (FY)$6.54B
Earnings Date2026-08-06
EPS Estimate5.02
Revenue Estimate$1.88B
Shares Outstanding59.87M
Beta (1Y)1.136
Ex-Dividend Date2026-06-01
Dividend Payment Date2026-06-30

About MLM

Martin Marietta Materials, Inc., a natural resource-based building materials company, supplies aggregates and heavy-side building materials to the construction industry in the United States and internationally. It offers crushed stone, sand, and gravel products; ready mixed concrete and asphalt; paving products and services; and Portland and specialty cement for use in the infrastructure projects, and nonresidential and residential construction markets, as well as in the railroad, agricultural, utility, and environmental industries. The company also produces magnesia-based chemicals products that are used in industrial, agricultural, and environmental applications; and dolomitic lime primarily to customers for steel production and soil stabilization. Its chemical products are used in flame retardants, wastewater treatment, pulp and paper production, and other environmental applications. The company was founded in 1939 and is headquartered in Raleigh, North Carolina.
SectorBasic Materials
IndustryConstruction Materials
CEOC. Howard Nye
HeadquartersRaleigh,NC,US
Employees (FY)9.60K
Average Revenue (1Y)$681.66K
Net Income per Employee$118.43K

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2026-05-05 05:55India's Himachal Pradesh High Court Rejects Bail for Crypto MLM Fraud Promoter Affecting 80,000 InvestorsAccording to The Crypto Times, on May 5, India's Himachal Pradesh High Court rejected the bail plea of Abhishek Sharma, a key promoter in a 500-million-rupee crypto MLM fraud affecting over 80,000 investors nationwide. The scheme involved false platforms including Korvio, Voscrow, DGT, Hypenext, and A-Global, with the total investment pool estimated at 2 billion rupees. India's Enforcement Directorate has frozen approximately 12 million rupees in bank deposits and lockers across eight locations in Himachal Pradesh and Punjab.2026-04-21 00:31Paradigm Unstakes Approximately 2.14M HYPE Worth ~$88MGate News message, April 21 — According to MLM on-chain monitoring, Paradigm has unstaked approximately 2.14 million HYPE tokens, valued at around $88 million, across multiple related addresses. The unstaking activity involved several wallet addresses associated with the investment firm.2026-04-02 14:02Hyperliquid early contributor Loracle transferred out 450,000 HYPE and started selling, worth $15.5 millionGate News message; on April 2, according to MLM monitoring, Hyperliquid early contributor Loracle moved 450,000 HYPE from HyperEVM about 20 minutes ago, worth approximately $15.5 million, and then started selling. Currently, there are sell orders for 253,861 HYPE listed in the price range of $34.801 to $35.493.2026-03-22 13:23SIREN surges 152% in 24 hours, with a certain address cluster realizing unrealized gains exceeding $950 millionGate News reports that on March 22, the market showed SIREN breaking above $2.40, with a 24-hour increase of over 152%. Its current market capitalization is approximately $1.65 billion. According to MLM monitoring, in the past 24 hours, a cluster of addresses transferred out 484.6 million SIREN from Hedgey Finance, currently valued at about $1 billion, accounting for 48.5% of the total supply. The unrealized profit for this cluster has exceeded $950 million, indicating that SIREN is under heavy centralized control.2026-03-17 00:34A wallet cluster received $144 million worth of HYPE from Galaxy Digital over the past 40 daysGate News reports that on March 17, according to MLM monitoring, a wallet cluster received 3,523,331 HYPE (worth $144 million) from Galaxy Digital over the past 40 days, making it one of the largest buyers during this period. Two hours ago, Galaxy Digital made a final transfer to the cluster, amounting to 395,000 HYPE ($16.2 million). Previously, analysts speculated that this cluster might be Multicoin exchanging ETH for HYPE, but this has not been confirmed.

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LiquidationAlert

LiquidationAlert

05-22 20:13
Do you know this story of Horst Jicha? It’s really wild. This guy did the impossible in 2023 — under house arrest with an ankle monitor, he simply cut the device off and disappeared. Before that, he had already stolen $230 million in crypto. So, how did it all start? Horst Jicha was the CEO of USI-Tech, this platform that promised to make Bitcoin investments a breeze. 140% return in 140 days — sounds too good to be true, and yes, it was. In reality, the whole thing was a classic MLM scheme, a pyramid game. The only way to make money was to recruit others. Jicha and his crew then stole 1,774 BTC and 28,589 ETH from investors worldwide. Just like that. In 2018, when U.S. authorities started sniffing around, he shut down the U.S. operations. Thousands suddenly couldn’t access their money. Withdrawals? Blocked. The crypto vanished into wallets controlled by Jicha. To calm things down, he announced “BTC 2.0” — supposed to fix everything. Spoiler: it didn’t. By March 2018, it was clear: USI-Tech was a Ponzi scheme. People lost all their savings. For years, Horst Jicha was simply gone. Then, in December 2023, he made a mistake — he returned to the U.S. for a vacation. The FBI was already waiting. Arrest, charges of securities fraud, wire fraud, money laundering. After a $5 million bond, he was under electronic monitoring. But Jicha? He didn’t wait for his trial. He simply cut off his ankle monitor and ran. A piece of tech was his ticket to freedom. Now authorities are hunting him, and the $230 million is still missing. This story shows you the dark side of the digital age. It’s about the audacity to steal from thousands, the technology that was supposed to control you but became a means of escape, and the ongoing hunt for justice. In the crypto world, where anonymity can be your shield or your downfall, Horst Jicha chose the wrong path.
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BridgeJumper

05-21 21:15
An Austrian court has just sentenced five individuals for the EXW-Token scam, one of the largest crypto fraud cases in the country’s history. What stands out is the scale: 40,000 investors were duped into €20 million through an elaborate Ponzi-style MLM scheme that promised impossible daily returns of 0.1%–0.32%. The trial lasted an entire year, with 60 days of hearings. What emerges from the details is how the fraud was planned from the start, rather than a legitimate project that got out of hand, as the defendants tried to argue. The convicted individuals indulged in a completely reckless lifestyle with the stolen money: private jets, parties in Dubai, villas with shark tanks. Something that seems straight out of a movie. Two of the convicted received five years in prison. Among them is Pirmin Troger, one of the co-founders of the EXW wallet, who had already pleaded guilty in September 2023. The others received sentences ranging from 30 months to 18 months, suspended. The third co-founder, Manuel Batista, remains at large. But what I want to emphasize is the bigger picture. This case involving Pirmin Troger and the others is not isolated. Crypto scams have become a mass phenomenon. In 2023 alone, losses from crypto-related fraud surpassed $5.6 billion worldwide, a 45% increase compared with the year before. In October, a trial was launched in Stati Uniti against 20 people for a $30 million scam. A few days earlier, an Indian citizen was sentenced to five years for stealing more than $20 million by falsifying an eexchange. In Stati Uniti, a court ordered a Ponzi scheme promoter to pay $3.6 million in compensation and serve 240 months in prison. Irish police reported that more than 45% of investment-fraud cases in the country involve cryptocurrencies. The scammers don’t slow down despite the severity of the penalties. They exploit the allure of high returns and the complexity of the blockchain to deceive ordinary people. Fake projects, Ponzi structures, misleading tokens. Authorities are stepping up their actions, but clearly it’s still not enough. The case of Pirmin Troger and the EXW network is a reminder of how important it is to do your due diligence before investing in any crypto project—especially those promising returns that are too good to be true.
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