What are the underlying drivers behind the revenue growth—price increases, volume gains, or new contracts?
Based on the excerpt you provided, the press release does not spell out the specific factors that drove the revenue increase.
The announcement only gives the headline numbers:
| Q2 2025 | Q2 2024 | % Change | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Revenues | $736.9 M | $664.7 M | +11 % |
| Revenues, excl. divested business | $736.9 M | $626.6 M | +18 % |
No commentary is included about whether the growth came from:
- Higher pricing (price increases),
- Greater sales volume (volume gains), or
- New contracts or customers (new business wins).
Therefore, with the information at hand we cannot definitively attribute the revenue lift to any one of those drivers. To obtain a clear picture you would need to look at the full earnings release, the accompanying Management Discussion & Analysis (MD&A) section, or the company’s investor presentation where Arcosa typically breaks down revenue performance into price, volume, and contract‑related components. Those documents normally disclose:
- Year‑over‑year price‑mix or price‑inflation effects,
- Unit‑volume changes by product line or segment, and
- The impact of newly signed or renewed contracts.
If you have access to those additional materials, they’ll give you the precise breakdown you’re looking for. Otherwise, the short newswire excerpt alone does not provide enough detail to answer the question.