With the deal completed, Builders FirstSource said Paradigm will operate as an independent business going forward.
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The expansion into the Chicago area marked the first acquisition outside of Coastal Construction Products’ regional base in the Southeast.
With National Truck Repair in hand, Irving, Texas-based FleetPride now has 28 locations in the Lone Star state.
The addition of Semi Service expanded Reading’s footprint into the West while giving it a total of 17 centers nationwide.
McNaughton-McKay’s deal to acquire Hamtramck, Michigan-based Caniff Electric Supply is expected to close in early December.
Core & Main’s Pacific Pipe deal was the company's 13th acquisition since becoming an independent entity in 2017.
As part of its ongoing expansion efforts, GMS also announced the recent openings of five greenfield locations.
The private equity firm announced it has invested in the Utah-based distributor of packaging supplies.
The latest addition to Atlas Copco’s portfolio, CPC Pumps International Inc., serves customers in North America and had 2020 revenue of US$44.8 million.
The company in May announced it was selling the division to CentroMotion for $375 million.
With this latest addition, the distributor of electronic test, measurement, and production supplies will expand to the UK.
The building materials distributor has added a trio of businesses, expanding its footprint in Georgia and Virginia.
The JDS deal marked Cook & Boardman’s 13th acquisition since it was bought by Littlejohn in 2018.
The building and construction vertical saw a handful of deals announced last month, including three acquisitions from US LBM Holdings.
Previously announced, Cardinal Health is unloading the business for $1 billion.
Maximus Solutions is a Montreal, Quebec-based provider of digital controls and Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) production management systems for the agritech market.
The deal will expand the services and product offerings for Fischer Process Industries, an Ohio-based pumps, valves, and process equipment distributor.
With residential construction continuing to boom in this year, Wynnchurch is getting into the construction game via Trimlite’s door products.
The HVACR distributor is on the hunt for businesses to buy, and on its latest earnings call, the CEO outlined why the company would be a good partner for anyone looking to sell.
The transaction, announced earlier this month, “supports L&W Supply’s overall growth strategy,” according to the company’s president.
