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As of 2026-05-10 01:55, Martin Marietta Materials Inc (MLM) is priced at $590,38, with a total market cap of $35,44B, a P/E ratio of 33,02, and a dividend yield of 0,55%. Today, the stock price fluctuated between $589,00 and $605,83. The current price is 0,23% above the day's low and 2,55% below the day's high, with a trading volume of 257,39K. Over the past 52 weeks, MLM has traded between $589,00 to $672,62, and the current price is -12,22% away from the 52-week high.

MLM Key Stats

Yesterday's Close$600,49
Market Cap$35,44B
Volume257,39K
P/E Ratio33,02
Dividend Yield (TTM)0,55%
Dividend Amount$0,83
Diluted EPS (TTM)42,02
Net Income (FY)$1,13B
Revenue (FY)$6,54B
Earnings Date2026-08-06
EPS Estimate5,10
Revenue Estimate$1,89B
Shares Outstanding59,03M
Beta (1Y)1.136
Ex-Dividend Date2026-03-02
Dividend Payment Date2026-03-31

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 早期贡献者 Loracle 转出 45 万枚 HYPE 并开始出售,价值 1550 万美元Gate News 消息,4 月 2 日,据 MLM 监测,Hyperliquid 早期贡献者 Loracle 于 20 分钟前将 45 万枚 HYPE 从 HyperEVM 转出,价值约 1550 万美元,随后开始出售。目前在 34.801 美元至 35.493 美元价格区间挂出 253861 枚 HYPE 卖单。2026-03-22 13:23SIREN 24 小时暴涨 152%,某地址集群浮盈超 9.5 亿美元Gate News 消息,3 月 22 日,市场行情显示,SIREN 突破 2.4 美元,24 小时涨幅超 152%,目前市值约 16.5 亿美元。据 MLM 监测,过去 24 小时内,有一个地址集群从 Hedgey Finance 转出 4.846 亿枚 SIREN,目前价值约 10 亿美元,占据总供应量的 48.5%。该集群的浮盈已超过 9.5 亿美元,SIREN 处于高度控盘状态。2026-03-17 00:34某钱包集群过去40天从Galaxy Digital收到价值1.44亿美元HYPEGate News 消息,3月17日,据 MLM 监测,一个钱包集群在过去 40 天内从 Galaxy Digital 收到了 3,523,331 枚 HYPE(价值 1.44 亿美元),使其成为这段时间内最大的买家之一。2 小时前,Galaxy Digital 向该集群进行了最后一次转账,金额为 395,000 枚 HYPE(1,620 万美元)。此前,有分析师曾猜测该集群可能是 Multicoin 将 ETH 换为 HYPE,但该说法未得到证实。

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India’s Enforcement Directorate (ED) arrested the main suspect in a long running Bitcoin theft case on Saturday, pulling in two associates with him in Bengaluru. The ED arrested Srikrishna, who goes by Sriki, along with Robin Khandeval and Sunish Hegde. They’re facing accusations tied to a cryptocurrency fraud worth Rs 11.5 crore, ~$1.3 million, according to local media outlets. A special court gave the ED 10 days of custody to dig deeper. The hack started in 2017 This scam goes back to 2017. That’s when Sriki and his crew allegedly broke into national and international websites and made off with Bitcoin. The stolen coins included a haul from a Dubai exchange, investigators think. The crypto then got funneled to people with political ties in Karnataka. Sriki first landed on law enforcement’s radar in November 2020. He got arrested for allegedly buying hydro ganja on the dark web using Bitcoin. India’s ED has been chasing this Bitcoin scam for years now. The police are investigating illegal crypto transactions, hacking, and various financial irregularities. The case kicked up a lot of political noise in Karnataka. On April 20, the ED raided 12 locations linked to the accused and their associates. Among the targets, places connected to Mohammed Haris Nalapad and Omar Farook Nalapad, sons of Shantinagar MLA N.A. Haris. Mohammed Hakeeb Khan, grandson of former Union Minister K. Rehman Khan, also had his residence searched. The ED thinks Mohammed Haris and Omar Farook ended up with proceeds from the crime. Investigators claim the hacked Bitcoin moved from the Dubai exchange to the Nalapads. The agency’s been tracing the digital trail. Suspicious money transfers through Hakeeb Khan’s bank accounts triggered searches at his place too. Transactions between Khan and Sriki are still under investigation as part of the wider probe. The case got passed around between Indian authorities Bengaluru’s Central Crime Branch handled the Bitcoin scam initially. Then it got transferred to Karnataka’s Criminal Investigation Department. The ED eventually took over, using the Prevention of Money Laundering Act to track proceeds across crypto wallets and traditional banking channels. In a separate case, the Himachal Pradesh High Court recently denied bail to Abhishek Sharma. He’s accused of running a crypto MLM scheme that allegedly ripped off +80,000 investors for Rs 500 crore, or ~$3.6 million, Cryptopolitan previously reported. The court called economic offenses “grave” because they hit the economy. Globally, crypto fraud losses keep climbing. The FBI’s latest annual report recorded $11.4 billion in cryptocurrency losses across the United States in 2025. This is a 22% jump from the prior year, according to Cryptopolitan’s coverage of the report. Don’t just read crypto news. Understand it. Subscribe to our newsletter. It's free.
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Just came across this wild story about Horst Jicha and honestly, it's one of those crypto tales that shows why you need to stay sharp in this space. This guy ran USI-Tech and basically pulled off a $230 million disappearing act that would make a magician jealous. So here's what went down. USI-Tech promised the moon—literally claiming 140% returns in 140 days on Bitcoin investments. Sounds insane, right? Because it was. Turns out the whole operation was just an MLM scheme where the only way to actually make money was recruiting more people. Classic pyramid structure, nothing revolutionary about it except the scale. Jicha managed to steal around 1,774 BTC and 28,589 ETH from investors worldwide. When regulators started poking around in 2018, he shut down U.S. operations and suddenly everyone's money got locked up. Then the crypto just vanished—moved into wallets he controlled. The guy tried to smooth things over with something called "BTC 2.0" but obviously that was just buying time. By March 2018 everyone realized what it actually was: a Ponzi scheme that had wiped out thousands of people's life savings. For years Jicha basically ghosted. But in December 2023 he made a stupid move—came back to the U.S. for vacation and the FBI was waiting. Got arrested, faced securities fraud, wire fraud, money laundering charges. They hit him with a $5 million bond and put him on electronic monitoring while awaiting trial. Here's where it gets interesting though. The guy literally cut off his ankle monitor and bounced. Just like that, he's on the run again and that $230 million? Still missing. It's a pretty brutal reminder of what happens when you let greed take over in this industry. The tech meant to keep him contained became his escape route. Authorities are still hunting him down. This whole thing is honestly a masterclass in why you should be extremely skeptical of any platform promising guaranteed returns, especially in crypto.
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Rugman_Walking

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Ho seguito questa storia per un po' e devo dire che il verdetto del tribunale austriaco su EXW è piuttosto interessante. Cinque individui sono stati condannati per una delle più grandi truffe crypto nella storia del paese, dopo un processo che ha richiesto un anno intero con 60 giorni di udienze. Ciò che colpisce è come sia stata orchestrata: promettevano rendimenti farlocchi su un token che non esisteva nemmeno, mentre promuovevano altre iniziative sotto lo stesso marchio - immobiliare, noleggio auto, il solito schema. Il portafoglio EXW, partito nel 2019, si è rivelato essere uno schema Ponzi MLM elaboratissimo che ha raggirato almeno 40.000 investitori per 20 milioni di euro. Promettevano rendimenti tra lo 0,1% e lo 0,32% al giorno - insomma, numeri che dovrebbero subito far suonare i campanelli d'allarme a chiunque abbia un po' di esperienza. Quel che è ancora più assurdo è come hanno speso i soldi rubati. Stiamo parlando di auto di lusso, jet privati, feste sfarzose a Dubai, ville con vasche per squali e scatole letteralmente piene di contanti. È come se fossero usciti direttamente da un film di Hollywood. L'operazione era basata a Dubai, ma hanno trasferito parte del bottino in Austria. Per quanto riguarda le condanne, il Tribunale Regionale di Klagenfurt non ha scherzato: due imputati hanno preso cinque anni, altri due 30 mesi con 21 mesi sospesi, e un altro ancora 18 mesi sospesi. Interessante notare che Benjamin Herzog e Pirmin Troger, due dei co-fondatori, si erano già dichiarati colpevoli a settembre 2023 e avevano ricevuto cinque anni di carcere ciascuno. Il terzo co-fondatore, Manuel Batista, rimane ancora latitante. Ma qui è il punto che mi preoccupa davvero: questi casi di frode stanno diventando sempre più comuni. Nel 2023 soltanto, le frodi crypto hanno causato perdite per oltre 5,6 miliardi di dollari, con un aumento del 45% rispetto all'anno prima. Pochi giorni dopo la sentenza austriaca, è partito un processo in Francia contro 20 persone per una truffa da 30 milioni di dollari. Negli Stati Uniti, un tribunale ha ordinato a un promotore di uno schema Ponzi di pagare 3,6 milioni in risarcimento e scontare 240 mesi. In Irlanda, il 45% dei casi di frode sugli investimenti riguarda ormai le criptovalute. I truffatori non rallentano, anzi. Continuano a sfruttare il fascino dei rendimenti elevati e la complessità della blockchain per ingannare gli investitori. Progetti falsi, strutture Ponzi, token fuorvianti - è diventato un vero e proprio gioco. Le autorità stanno cercando di intensificare le azioni, ma chiaramente non è abbastanza.
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