A new 308,000-square-foot distribution center in West Salem, WI, will serve First Companies' plumbing and HVAC supply customers in 2025.
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Andreas Reger will lead Viega LLC amid a capital investment plan, which includes over $300 million investment in its U.S. facilities.
The plumbing and HVACR distribution giant also updated its plans to ‘domicile’ its ultimate parent company in the U.S. to reflect operations and leadership.
Hear from Ferguson’s CFO on its growth strategy and the acquisitions keeping the plumbing and industrial distribution giant in the headlines.
F.W. Webb's new 43,000 sq. ft. facility adds capacity and provides a comprehensive selection of water works and industrial components.
The pumps and pumping equipment maker saw organic revenue growth slow to 4% in 4Q23, while full-year revenue increased 16% vs. 2022.
The company is bringing its full scope of PVF product and more to a 40,000-SF facility near the Indianapolis International Airport.
A 24,000-square-foot expansion in Boston will offer F.W. Webb customers access to a larger product assortment.
Winchester, VA-based Eastern provides drainage products to contractors, engineers and municipalities across the U.S. northeast.
These acquisitions by distribution giant Ferguson have an aggregate annualized revenue of approximately $220 million.
Plimpton & Hills is a 125-year-old, family-owned distributor with more than 20 locations across Connecticut, Massachusetts and New York.
One year after plumbing distributor Hajoca took majority ownership of HVACR distributor GA Larson, we chat with the latter’s chairman on that relationship and the path forward.
Manufacturer Watts Water Technologies is expected to acquire drainage and plumbing product manufacturer Josam Company in January 2024.
A new 57,000-SF warehouse branch supplements three other locations in the Carolinas.
Modest year-over-year increases in the previous quarter moved to declines in the company's 2024 first quarter, including a 4.9% organic revenue decline year-over-year.
It adds five locations across Texas, Oklahoma and New Mexico.
Serving the southwest Washington and Portland markets, it joins 13 other Ferguson DCs in the U.S.
A court found that the company failed to pay affected workers overtime back wages since August 2018 and violated recordkeeping provisions.
Engine Capital reportedly said the PVF distributor could net $14 to $18 per share in a sale as a premium to its current stock price.
Plumbing and PVF distributor Keidel Supply will join Winsupply and continue to serve residential and commercial trade customers.
