The electrical and industrial supplies distributor acknowledged that its official name has been somewhat ambiguous over the past decade.
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Construction and industrial sales decreased 1.1% in the fiscal first quarter.
The industrial distributor said preliminary fiscal third-quarter sales were $835 million, which would mark a 3.6% decrease from year-ago period.
The safety category again stole the show for Fastenal Co. during its May sales report with a 136.3% increase, while the companys fastener business has likely hit the bottom during the COVID-19 disruption and could be on the upswing.
The company reported daily sales up 14.8% versus a year ago based on strength in safety.
The board of directors will begin a thorough and deliberate CEO selection process to replace Andrew Lane.
Profit increased 40.2% to $59.7 million.
Profit for the year was $126 million, compared to $105 million in 2019.
Caldwell Hart will be responsible for strategic procurement, operational purchasing and related services, reporting directly to Jayne Millard, chairman and co-CEO, and Kathleen Shanahan, co-CEO of the electrical and industrial distributor.
