The company reported $6.5 billion in sales for the quarter ending Jan. 31, as core strengths drove market share gains in supportive end markets.
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Year-end reports of publicly traded distributors support Q4 Baird-MDM Quarterly Industrial Distribution Survey results. Public company commentary remains optimistic for strong year.
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Distributors are scrambling to reinforce bench strength as market conditions look good. Here’s what Fastenal, Ferguson, Avnet and others are sharing with MDM on how they’re adapting.
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The ups and downs of COVID-19 made distributors re-think how they use technology to connect with customers; that’s likely to accelerate in 2022.
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While supply issues have eased in some areas, a shortage of incoming talent in the U.S. and fears of COVID variants are forcing distributors to keep adapting.
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The company reported 2022 fiscal first-quarter net sales of more than $6.8 billion, a 26.6% increase over the company’s fiscal 1Q in 2021
Ferguson’s underlying trading profit for the year that ended July 31 was $2.1 billion, which marked a 32%% increase from a year ago.
Even the largest plumbing distributor in the U.S. has faced supply issues, yet Ferguson posted a strong 3Q.
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Ferguson posts $5.9 billion in revenue in the third quarter as the U.S. economy heats up.
Ferguson invested $224 million in acquisitions during the first half of fiscal 2021.
Shares of the global plumbing giant will be listed in the U.S. and traded under the ticker symbol “FERG.”
The company announced in January it was selling the division to the private equity firm Clayton, Dubilier and Rice for £308 million (US$417.5 million).
After low-single-digit growth in 1Q, plumbing and HVAC distributor Ferguson PLC projects for the coming year accelerating M&A activity plus upbeat residential construction and renovation to offset softness in the commercial market.
Ferguson’s U.S. region posted ongoing revenue growth of 3.2% and underlying trading profit growth of 11.3% in the first quarter of fiscal 2021.
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Plumbing and HVAC distribution giant Ferguson adds Old Dominion Supply Inc. and Atlantic Construction Fabrics Inc. to its portfolio.
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After pausing M&A activity back in March due to COVID-19, Ferguson says it has some deals in the pipeline, so it’s only a matter of time before the distributor again starts growing through acquisition.
Despite minor blip in global sales, Ferguson’s U.S. revenue grew 2.7% during the fiscal year with underlying trading profit growth of 5.2%.
Ferguson PLC on Tuesday announced the appointment of Bill Brundage as CFO and an executive director, effective November 1.
