Timken expands further into the automation and robotic solutions field, after acquiring Cone Drive in 2018, Spinea in 2022 and CGI in 2024.
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The acquisition of Mexico-based Auge is set to enhance Lamons' ability to meet market demands across a regionally-focused supply chain.
Singer Industrial expands its footprint in North America to more than 100 locations with over 1,500 employees.
It's MCE's 14th bolt-on since the start of 2023.
US LBM now runs 18 locations in Florida including this latest acquisition.
Weaker than expected industrial demand certainly hasn't dampened the industry's appetite for M&A dealmaking, as MDM's reporting has shown.
The beverage alcohol distributor is set to add Horizon Beverage Group alongside numrous ongoing sales, digital and supply chain investments.
Northeast Specialty Insulations, Inc. gains a supplier to the composite insulation industry.
Former Fastenal and NTK Cutting Tools sales pro Keith Brown takes over ownership of the Ohio-based agency.
Wolter enhances its crane and hoist solutions with the acquisition of CC&H, marking its first purchase of a manufacturer.
Motors & Armatures retains significant family ownership stakes in the company and maintains its current leadership roles.
The addition of the Maryland-based commercial door, frame and hardware distributor complements Cook & Boardman's existing offering.
Great Lake Fasteners expands into the Atlantic and southern states with its newest acquisition of SCS.
USA Safety represents more than 250 manufacturers and expands Stellar's footprint to 20 regional hubs.
The unit includes in-house design and manufacturing of coil-wound heat exchangers and related equipment.
Source Atlantic had 2023 fiscal sales of about $183 million USD.
It marks Mayer’s first entry into southeast Florida’s Miami-Dade market.
Vallen expands its global footprint with the addition of Dublin-based Eastland Engineering Supply.
Heat-flo will allow Bradford White to better meet customer needs in the water heater industry's evolving regulatory environment.
API expands US LBM’s structural component manufacturing capabilities to better serve its customers across the Midwest.
