Clint Murphree joins the company as its Southern Regional Sales Manager covering New Mexico, Texas, Oklahoma and other states.
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The St. Louis-based waterworks and industrial supplies distributor posted record sales in its fiscal 2022 that ended in late January.
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The industrial PVF products distributor reported 4Q sales of $869 million, an increase of 27% compared to the same quarter in 2021.
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It marks the sixth acquisition of the year for Core & Main.
Steve Edwards will work to develop and expand a marketing and communication strategy to create awareness of PHCP/PVF career opportunities.
It marks the first acquisition for Tencarva since it was privately-acquired in November 2021.
Our long-awaited annual rundown of the top distributors across 17 industrial, construction and commercial products sectors is available to view and download.
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MDM’s new report, Markets Forecast, offers quarterly revenue projections for the wholesale distribution industry, plus breakouts for select categories, for the current calendar quarter and the next fiscal year. The inaugural Forecast looks at post-pandemic projections for distributors as a whole, plus specific sectors.
MDM’s quarterly survey in partnership with investment banking firm Baird reveals that distributor revenues decelerated sharply in 2Q but not as bad as feared at the beginning of the pandemic shutdown. One consensus among more than 550 participants: Distributors began rethinking the way they manage talent.
The acquisition expands the companys reach in South Carolina.
The distributor and manufacturer will be known as Midland Industries.
