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.
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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.
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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