Addition of Triple T allows Core & Main to better serve the West Texas region.
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Jamie Ollesheimer will continue to lead the Michigan-based distributor under the LTO banner.
Latest acquisition gives SiteOne its fourth dedicated nursery branch in the Houston MSA.
All Northern Composite employees are staying on and the company will continue to operate at its existing facilities in Hampton, New Hampshire (headquarters), and Greensboro, North Carolina.
Flow Control Group serves more than 10,000 customers and 2,000 suppliers in North America for technical flow control and industrial automation products and related services.
Blockbuster deal involves Rexnord performing a tax-free spin-off of PMC to its shareholders and then immediately combining it with Regal in a Reverse Morris Trust transaction.
Company will divest its majority interest stake in its High Pressure Solutions segment to the private equity firm American Industrial Partners for $300 million.
Tim Watson will continue to lead the company under the Watson Supply banner.
This latest transaction is part of WESCO’s commitment to divest its legacy Canadian Utility and Datacom businesses in connection with Canadian law.
Our latest podcast guest was longtime M&A adviser Brent Grover, who outlined how distribution M&A markets are shaping up in 2021. Our recap includes Grover’s view on the current landscape and his timely advice for buyers and sellers that will help anyone become a better dealmaker.
Building materials distributor announced in December 2020 that it was unloading this division to PE-backed Foundation Building Materials for $850 million.
Latest addition to Würth’s portfolio will join its new construction services business division, Würth Construction Services.
Latest addition to SRS Distribution’s portfolio operates 11 locations across Southern California.
Dan Perry will continue to lead the company under the Atlanta Landscape Materials banner.
Wholesale distribution mergers and acquisitions continued at a brisk pace as the calendar rolled over to 2021.
MCE makes second acquisition this month with the addition of the Plymouth, Minnesota-based distributor of process instrumentation, flow control valves, actuators and related equipment.
The transaction partially fulfills WESCO’s commitment to divest its legacy Canadian Utility and Datacom businesses in connection with Canadian law.
Specialty building materials distributor expands presence in the Minneapolis-St. Paul area.
In a deal valued at $2.8 billion, Eaton is investing heavily to expand its Aerospace business’s fuel and environmental systems offerings.
The company said this acquisition “fits strategically with the company’s portfolio of air compression technologies and operates under the trade names MD Pneumatics and Kinney Vacuum Pumps.”
