Tool and fastener distributor AMW will operate under its legacy name and will further support GMS’s existing presence in the Phoenix market.
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Massachusetts-based distributor Garvin Construction Products joins Beacon's growing waterproofing division.
Plumbing and PVF distributor Keidel Supply will join Winsupply and continue to serve residential and commercial trade customers.
The acquisition of manufacturer Rosa Sistemi will add complementary product lines in linear motion to Timken's portfolio.
Singer Industrial has joined forces with California's Capital Rubber & Gasket Co. and Minnesota's TS Products, Inc.
Customers of Janton and a division of Eugene Allard can expect a greater offering of products and solutions, Imperial Dade officials said.
Sunniland Corp. is a distributor of residential and commercial roofing products and related accessories.
The unpredictable pace of M&A activity among industrial distributors and manufacturers dipped again in September to 24 reported deals.
The acquisition of Belle Chemical expands Arclin’s capabilities in North America and is viewed as a key step in expanding into new markets.
The acquisition of manufacturer and distributor AirX Climate Solutions marks Gryphon’s fourth investment in the HVAC value chain.
AMSCO will continue to operate under its own brand, in both distribution and marketing, according to a news release.
Sierramotion specializes in designing and engineering turn-key motion components and mechatronic solutions.
Tech-Syn is a distributor of seals, O-rings, hoses, fittings and other related products sold to a wide array of industrial customers.
The company added $780 million in combined revenue from acquisitions during its fiscal 2023, which ended July 31. Find a recap of the distribution giant's financials.
This represents the fifth platform deal closed by Gryphon’s Heritage Fund, the firm’s small-cap fund strategy.
The news comes less than a month after plastics resin distributor M. Holland said it would be acquired by Ravago.
The Northeast name and management team will remain intact with founder John O'Leary remaining onboard for the next three years.
The transaction is anticipated to close within the next 30 days, subject to customary closing conditions, the company said.
The Chatsworth-based round tool manufacturer provides special solid carbide tools for the aerospace and automotive industries.
The deal will be White Cap’s fourth acquisition of 2023 when completed.
