The building materials distributor will have a new CCO on Jan. 6
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He's been the chairman of XPO since its founding in 2011, followed by spinoff GXO in 2021.
ACME Construction Supply and Professional Contractor Supply will join the buying group Jan. 1.
The FTC says combining Henkel’s Loctite brand with Liquid Nails would eliminate head-to-head competition between the two largest construction adhesive brands sold through major U.S. home improvement retailers.
This is the third new location for the Wisconsin-based distributor in 2025.
The acquisition strengthens All Surfaces distribution in the Mid-Atlantic region.
The lumber and plywood supplier is promoting its COO to lead the company while its current CEO will move into a board position.
With renewed capitalization, Miami-based Steel Homes plans to scale production across South Florida, the Caribbean and broader coastal markets.
CDF will invest $26.1 million in the facility and create 85 new jobs.
The deal comes eight days after SiteOne acquired another landscape materials distributor, as it continues its expansion into new markets.
Truelink Capital plans to support SouthernCarlson's next phase of growth through a combination of commercial and operational initiatives and strategic M&A.
It adds two Gulf Coast locations to Hartmann's footprint.
It gains SRS two locations in Aurora, CO and Kyle, TX and a team of 35 employees.
New England-based Holden Humphrey is a key distributor of James Hardie siding, along with wood decking and trim products, and has annual sales of about $145 million.
This marks ABC Supply’s 58th location in the Texas and further strengthens its support for contractors in the Houston area.
New Census Bureau figures were some of the first official data released after the U.S. government shutdown ended.
HD provided details on GMS' early returns upon its September acquisition, as well as longer-term results and outlook for SRS alongside broader Pro performance.
In its seventh acquisition of the year, SiteOne focuses on the Tampa-Sarasota market.
Gibraltar’s residential business is expected to generate over 80% of the company’s revenue once the deal closes.
It gives the company four distribution centers in Florida to provide statewide coverage and next-day delivery to nearly every major metro area.
