With the proposal of the three major strategies—the “Belt and Road Initiative”, the coordinated development of the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region, and the Yangtze River Economic Belt—all regions have actively made plans and layouts. The urbanization reform has advanced in depth, and the scale of infrastructure construction has expanded increasingly. This has brought huge market development space for the sand and gravel aggregate industry, with both demand and prices rising steadily. At the same time, the historic opportunities presented by the sand and gravel aggregate industry have also attracted great attention from both inside and outside the industry. Various capitals, led by cement groups, have invested in and expanded the aggregate sector. For cement enterprises to develop sand and gravel aggregate production, they not only have broad development prospects but also possess advantages that the traditional aggregate industry cannot match, such as sufficient mineral resources, large-scale production space, and a stable industrial chain.