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JARCO Companies Expands Frac Sand Production with JW Sands Buyout

Poteet’s landscape for industrial proppants shifted as JARCO Companies finalized its acquisition of JW Sands, a move that integrates high-capacity drying facilities into the firm’s existing mining and washing network. The facility, now rebranded as JARCO Sands, marks a strategic push to scale regional production of 100 mesh frac sand.

JARCO Companies Expands Frac Sand Production with JW Sands Buyout
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The Poteet site currently sustains a throughput of over 1 million tons of high-quality 100 mesh frac sand annually. By absorbing the JW Sands infrastructure, JARCO Companies moves beyond its traditional wet sand model to offer a complete, dried product line. CEO Joe Regalado noted that the transition provides the necessary capacity to meet the accelerating demand for regional proppants.

This consolidation effectively streamlines the company’s supply chain, allowing for end-to-end processing—mining, washing, and drying—at a single location. The integration aims to shorten lead times for clients requiring specific mesh grades, solidifying JARCO’s footprint in the Texas energy service sector.

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