Despite a 4.1% increase year-over-year, August spending declined month-to-month.
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While up year-over-year, it declined monthly from a flat June.
GMS' organic sales declined in 1Q25, and it added Florida-based R.S. Elliot Specialty Supply earlier in August.
HGAP expands its footprint in the U.S. with the acquisition of Longview, TX-based Air Power Sales and Services.
The company’s organic sales declined by 3.3% year-over-year, while SRS Distribution contributed $1.3 billion in 2Q net sales.
Through a new report and an interview with someone close to QXO, MDM gleaned insights about which building materials verticals the splash-making distributor is targeting.
Year-over-year sales declined by 1.6% after an increase in 1Q sales and organic growth.
Growth continued to slide across all geographies, product segments and customer end markets.
Missing economists' expectations, June was dragged down by both public and private construction.
Kodiak expands into the Pacific Northwest with the acquisition of Thomas Building Center, which has been in business since 1972.
The investment looks to restore, reconstruct and repair 13 major bridges in 16 states.
The milestone comes during the cooperative's centennial anniversary.
The lawsuit alleges fraudulent practices and discrimination against the construction machinery manufacturer.
White Cap expands its North Central presence with the acquisition of B&R reinforcing, adding to its construction solutions.
Watts has been with Fastenal since 1996 and has led its sales operations since May of last year.
Weak fastener sales continue to weigh on overall results, though the company indicated that customer acquisition efforts remain encouraging.
Beacon expands its roofing supply footprint with the acquisition of Roofers Mart
As its eighth acquisition since 2022, the deal expands NEFCO’s branch network to 41 U.S. locations.
Spending unexpectedly fell in May, dragged down by private construction.