The Louisiana company reported ‘record’ second-quarter sales for 2022, up 15% from last year to $2.1 billion.
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The companies hope combined activities and product portfolios will help create a well-balanced entity and more growth in existing regions.
The acquisitions, Wholesale Sheet Metal and Pile Protections Tops, will expand Munch's geographic footprint to 71 locations.
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The new facility in Allentown, Pennsylvania, spans 30,269 square feet to support increased inventory and space for new services.
Sandvik also reported second-quarter 2022 revenue of $2.6 billion, with a growth rate of 25% year-over-year.
The company said it adds new branches 'where it can best support customers and businesses in their local communities.'
Richard Harris is currently president of Walter, a division within Sandvik Manufacturing and Machining Solutions.
The distributor has acquired Cornerstone Supply in Florida and two Intermountain Machining Supply locations in Idaho and Montana.
Rexel said the acquisition will allow it to expand its presence as a Rockwell Automation distributor in the Northeast U.S.
BC will now be a TLG partner continuing regular operations under its founders but will transition to a TLG brand as Lawless Group Midwest.
Carissa Rollins, chief information officer at Illumina, Inc., has been elected to the company's board of directors.
Flexpak says it will continue to use acquisitions to expand its presence throughout the Mountain West region.
Jaime Ramirez steps down as EVP and president in tools & storage, while Robert Raff leads tools as acting EVP and president.
The materials provider for solar, battery, biofuels, energy and agriculture sectors announced the appointment of Sajindra Jayasena.
Corporate Controller Kenneth A. Jacobson will succeed Thomas Liguori as CFO effective September 6, the company announced.
The Buffalo Grove, Illinois-based distributor will acquire the building products supplier serving Southwest customers.
The distributor also said annual revenue is now targeted at $3.3 billion, up from the previous guidance of $3.1 billion.
The workshop solutions provider WD-40 Company announced that it will appoint Sara Hyzer as its new chief financial officer.
Valley said the acquisition will provide the company with a 30% revenue growth and expand its reaches in the U.S.
