Industrial distributor’s sales for the first six months increased 7.8% from the same period of 2020.
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Industrial distribution giant Grainger says its High-Touch Solutions (N.A.) segment sales were up 1.8%, and 3.4% on a daily basis versus the prior-year quarter.
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Industrial distributor Grainger says its U.S. segment sales were up 3.1%, outgrowing the U.S. MRO market which declined an estimated 5% to 6%.
Grainger’s sales dipped 2% last quarter as pandemic-related sales (e.g., PPE) again offset softness in its traditional product line, but non-pandemic sales are showing signs of life.
Industrial distributor estimates that MRO market declined 14% to 15% during the quarter even as company gained share in the U.S.
Mergers and acquisitions among distributors and manufacturers picked up last month after an especially slow April and May, due to concerns over the coronavirus.
Company says divestment will help remained focused on profitable growth in key geographies.
For the first six months sales increased 1.2% to $5.69 billion.