The acquisition is NEFCO's eighth since 2017.
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Singer Industrial, formerly SBP Holdings, made its first acquisition of 2023 after making several bolt-ons in 2022.
Beacon has now made four acquisitions in 2023.
Huntsville, Alabama-based Madison Lumber specializes in mouldings, boards and pattern stock.
UNFI continues to expand its portfolio of facilities in Pennsylvania to accommodate its growing customer base in the Mid-Atlantic region.
Republic Electric is a distributor of HVAC and electrical equipment and related components.
Distributors remain confident after a strong 2022 despite signs the economy may be slowing in 2023.
Private equity firm Starwood Capital Group also invested in the homebuilding platform.
A new government estimate says U.S. real gross domestic product increased at an annual rate of 2.6% in 4Q 2022, down from 3.2% in 3Q.
A new survey found significant data silos and bad communication between distributors, manufacturers, buying groups and retailers.
MDM's latest webcast explored how distributors can leverage PIM software to provide customers with a better buying experience.
The St. Louis-based waterworks and industrial supplies distributor posted record sales in its fiscal 2022 that ended in late January.
FPI has relocated its southern Georgia operations from Alpharetta to Cumming.
The agency said 50 workers were being paid as little as $2.43 an hour.
New PwC research revealed that most firms are struggling to effectively implement supply chain technology. This article dives into the findings.
The integration of the two platforms will create the first comprehensive solution connecting contractors up and down the supply chain, the companies said.
Enerpac has reported record gross profit margins and adjusted EBITDA margins since rebranding from Actuant in 2019.
DXP made four acquisitions during 2022 and ended the year by raising $105 million in borrowings to fund further growth.
The acquisition is PPG's second under the ownership of Auxo Investment Partners, which acquired the brand in September 2020.
The layoffs will occur within “the next few weeks,” according to Amazon CEO Andy Jassy.
