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It follows the toolmaker having a new CEO at the start of October.
The safety and productivity equipment distributor is promoting its COO to chief executive, while its current CEO will become executive chairman.
The distributor posted its fifth straight month of double-digit daily sales gains despite a soft demand backdrop and topped analysts’ expectations, powered by acceleration in heavy manufacturing.
The acquisition strengthens FNA's parts and accessories portfolio and expands distribution capabilities across North America.
Walter adds a prominent supplier of coated abrasives based in Virginia Beach, VA.
Distributor inventories remain elevated after flattish demand this year.
DXP continues its acquisition spree with its fifth purchase of 2025, netting approximately $37 million of additional annual revenue.
Fastco Canada will lead product development and strategic positioning, while parent company Groupe Touchette will manage market deployment and customer support.
Border States has been an AD member since 1985.
With renewed capitalization, Miami-based Steel Homes plans to scale production across South Florida, the Caribbean and broader coastal markets.
GDW expands its family of companies and brands, enhancing its manufacturing capabilties and capactities through Durex Products operations in Luck, WI.
The fasteners master distributor added a 28-year industry veteran who has led Optimas' Americas operations since 2015.
More than 4,000 Sonepar customers are receiving delivery notifications with the Innovo Deliver app.
CDF will invest $26.1 million in the facility and create 85 new jobs.
Decreases in two of the PMI’s four demand indicators overwhelmed the gains posted by new export orders and customer inventories.
The new monthly spending record was celebrated at the November Owners Meeting of IWDC.
The deal comes eight days after SiteOne acquired another landscape materials distributor, as it continues its expansion into new markets.
The association says the state’s law is driving unexpected and unsustainable costs for businesses across the interstate supply chain.
The government shutdown-delayed figures were in line month-to-month with economists’ expectations, though core inflation was less than expected.
