The addition of US Silt enhances MKB’s ability to provide localized service and faster response times across the Northeast.
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It expands Campbell's fuel services further across greater Southeastern North Carolina.
Milwaukee-based IEWC adds a like wire and cable distributor to strengthen its presence in the Northeast U.S.
That’s despite a small monthly downtick in the portion of in-market locations reporting growth, meaning Fastenal got relatively more out of its biggest customers. Get our full breakdown of the January numbers here.
Industrial Motor Services will now operate as E&I Motor Repair LLC.
Springfield, MO-based Keep Supply has achieved five straight years of 62% average revenue growth.
It follows Shore Capital Partners' partnership with Premier ProduceOne and acquisition of Native Maine Produce.
Vertiv adds a Boston-based distributor and facbricator of packaging products serving healthcare, electronics and food & beverage markets.
The acquisition strengthens TopBuild's presence in the Northeast.
Fenco is the second investment for private equity-backed Averon, and it is actively pursuing others.
Representing Turner Supply's entry into the Atlanta and North Georgia markets, it also marks the 11th acquisition in the 121-year history of the Mobile, AL-based company.
Though the figures were a positive sign for manufacturing momentum, ISM survey commentary acknowledged that January is a reorder month and likely was influenced by buyers trying to get ahead of expected price increases.
The new high-water mark is up from $83 billion in 2024, largely driven by the group’s merger with IMARK Electrical.
The news comes just a few days after the bankrupt auto parts supplier said it would wind down operations at several of its key brands.
The cuts primarily impact remote employees.
White Cap is owned by PE firm CD&R, and Colony by Audax Private Equity. It will net White Cap more than 60 new locations.
