The company also is acquiring a 13-branch distributor in France.
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Sonepar’s Ontario region distributor Lumen held its 12th two-day customer event to showcase new products and services.
The electrical distributor's 90,000-square-foot facility in Lower Burrell, PA, became operational in October 2023.
A pair of acquisitions and two other moves pushed the distributor’s footprint to more than 30 locations.
DSG, recently rebranded from Dakota Supply Group, opened its 55th location in the Midwest.
The moves are across the distributor’s locations in Florida and Georgia.
A potential transaction would likely be a merger of Bentley with Schneider's software business and be valued at over $15 billion.
Reading, PA-based Fromm launched an engineering and fabrication division to serve manufacturers and electrical contractors.
Former Wesco VP Shawn Hawkins will join electrical supplies distributor Rexel USA as the Gulf Central Region President.
Christopher Breslin will succeed interim CEO and OmniCable Co-Founder Jeff Siegfried on May 13.
Snap One - a manufacturer and distributor of of smart-living products and services - will be integrated into Resideo's ADI Global Distribution unit.
DSG begins construction of a 39,000-square-foot distribution facility expected to serve electrical, plumbing and HVAC industries in 2025.
Electrozad has branches across southern Ontario and will strengthen Sonepar's OEM/industrial business in that market.
Long-time Border States executive Jason Seger succeeds President and CEO David White, who will retire from the electrical distributor.
Charleston, SC-based electrical supply distributor Capital Electric adds ex-Rexel USA SVP Brendan O’Hare as President.
NorthEast Electrical officials say its focus on DEI and the scholarship program ensure the distributor is having open discussions across communities.
Thirty-five-year company veteran Ellen Rebne will succeed fellow longtime sales EVP David Maxwell on June 1.
The master distributor also appointed managers for the Enterprise division of its newly-formed Communications business unit.
The distributor’s major acquisition of Dominion Electric is just the latest piece in what has been a rapid 13-year expansion. Mike Hockett breaks down what Dominion adds to Border States and how it aligns with its growth history.
In Dominion, Border States gains an electrical distributor that has nine branches, over 300 employees and $374 million in annual revenue.
