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Smith-Midland's Q2 revenues and earnings decline y/y on a tough year-ago barrier comparison, while backlog rises and data-center and infrastructure demand remain firm.

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Smith-Midland (NASDAQ: SMID) outlined growth opportunities in highway safety barriers, infrastructure construction, utility projects and prefabricated building systems during a company presentation led by Chief Executive Officer Ashley Smith and Chief Financial Officer Dominic Hunter. Smith said the company, founded on his grandfather's family farm in 1960, produces proprietary and generic precast concrete products…

Smith-Midland NASDAQ: SMID outlined growth opportunities in highway safety barriers, infrastructure construction, utility projects and prefabricated building systems during a company presentation led by Chief Executive Officer Ashley Smith and Chief Financial Officer Dominic Hunter.

MIDLAND, VA / ACCESS Newswire / August 26, 2026 / Smith-Midland Corporation (NASDAQ:SMID), a leading manufacturer of innovative precast concrete products for transportation, infrastructure, and building construction, has been awarded a $2.2 million contract to manufacture and supply its SlenderWall® architectural precast wall system for the new U.S. Coast Guard Clinic and Visitors Center in Charleston, South…
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