Los Angeles-based Progressive had 2023 annual sales of more than $400 million.
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The addition of Fort Worth, TX-based ePicker will boost Big Lift's lithium-powered material handling and forklift offering.
As part of its expansion plans in California, building materials supplier 84 Lumber acquire West Coast Lumber's production yard business.
Acquisitions and greenfields powered strong volume growth, and the distributor bolted-on its second company in 2024.
The company agreed to 19 acquisitions during 2023, respresenting a total investment of $593 million.
Hear from Ferguson’s CFO on its growth strategy and the acquisitions keeping the plumbing and industrial distribution giant in the headlines.
Ownership of Grand Rapids, MI-based surface enhancement solution distributor SurfacePrep is switching hands after tripling in size.
It will divest the industrial MRO unit out of Wesco, while considerably bolstering Vallen's product and services offerings.
Atlanta-based packaging distributor Veritiv added Vivabox Solutions to bolster its existing kitting and assembly capabilities.
It marks the first transaction for Motion since its landmark $1.2 billion buy of Kaman Distribution Group at the start of 2022.
The company has added like foodservice distributors that serve the greater Nashville area and central California.
Our 4Q23 M&A report recaps the year that was 2023 in distribution dealmaking alongside a full rundown of every deal we covered in October-December, the latest EBITDA trading multiples and more.
Boosting Henkel's MRO offerings, Houston-based Seal for Life has about 650 employees and generated $269 million in 2023 revenue.
In a step toward vertical integration, independent industrial distributor B&D Industrial acquired a Michigan-based gear manufacturer.
It further expands DXP’s offering and capabilities in the water and wastewater markets.
Whitco has about 30 employees across eight locations in Louisiana, Texas, New Mexico, Ohio and Pennsylvania.
The portable and power products maker has added Macromatic Industrial Controls (Waukesha, WI) and Primax Technologies (Point-Claire, Quebec).
The manufacturers say the deal will create a scalable growth platform that expands Owens Corning’s addressable market to $27 billion.
The acquisition of Consolidated Container complements the Mauser portfolio of rigid packaging products and services.
US LBM expands its product offering to support professional builders and remodelers in the northern part of Michigan’s lower peninsula.
