The company’s total 2Q sales fell 3.1% — which improved sequentially from a 6.5% decline in 1Q.
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Harrington expands its footprint in the Midwest and Gulf Coast with the acquisition of Oklahoma-based Cortrol.
DNOW delivered $50 million in EBITDA on 7.9% in 2Q, a subtle increase from the year earlier.
Singer Industrial expands its footprint in North America to more than 100 locations with over 1,500 employees.
It completes a years-long corporate transition for the distributor of plumbing, HVACR, PVF and industrial supplies.
Relevant Industrial unveiled a new e-commerce platform, reforming the way customers access the company’s range of industrial products.
Hospeco Brands’s successful bid for Supply Source Enterprises, including The Safety Zone and Impact Products brands, boosts its portfolio.
The electrical and industrial distributor appointed 27-year company veteran with John Casey to lead its distribution operations.
BlackHawk announces leadership appointments to drive innovation and operational success.
White Cap expands its North Central presence with the acquisition of B&R reinforcing, adding to its construction solutions.
Core & Main will add a water and wastewater products distributor in Ontario to realize opportunities in a billion-dollar Canadian market.
It will become Ferguson’s first shipping hub to service the New England region.
As Ameripipe’s ninth U.S. location, the branch will provide fire protection contractors in Miami with Victualic products and fabricated pipe.
With the deal, The Macomb Group's Fire Fabrication Division has production capacity in Michigan, New Jersey, North Carolina, Ohio and Pennsylvania.
PVF distribution group Venturi Supply was formed by combining six companies. Here, CEO Michael DiMino shares how the company maintains its independence while fostering cohesiveness across the organization.
MRC Global's U.S. subsidiary will be the primary provider of pipe, valves and fitting products and services to ExxonMobil in North America.
Ferguson said weakness in certain commodity categories persisted in the quarter, driving overall price deflation of about 2%.
Recent acquisitions drove most of the growth, more than doubling that of 4Q23.
The distributor's Skypod system will consist of over 43,000 storage bins, 36 robots, three picking stations and three induction workstations.
1Q U.S. sales actually increased 2% year-over-year, driven by DNOW's acquisition of Whitco Supply that was completed during the quarter.
