During the first nine months, DXP spent $61 million on acquisitions.
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Multi-family residential new construction continued to be a bright spot.
In part due to restructuring activities, building products distributor reports a net loss for the period.
CFO: The Barnes Distribution North America contribution to results exceeded expectations.
Total sales for the company increased 2 percent year-over-year.
The risks we don’t think about often disrupt business most.
CEO: Weak industrial demand continued during the quarter.
Research found that customers aren’t necessarily looking for what B-to-B businesses are trying to sell.
The newly public company recorded a loss for the period of $5.5 million, including $9 million of charges related to its IPO.
For the 12 months ended September, prices for finished goods rose 0.3 percent.
JCC will operate as a wholly owned subsidiary of Leviton.
Only one of four segments saw a sales increase during the quarter.
Manufacturers and distributors often think about data differently, leading to inconsistent data sharing.
The August increase of 0.3 was a slight deceleration from July.
CEO: Shift is part of ITW’s increasing focus on organic growth.
