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It nets Dallas-based JD Martin about a dozen employees and boosts its representation across Indiana, Kentucky and Central and Southern Illinois.
The new CORE division resides within the electrical supplies distributor's Industrial Supply business unit.
Wesco said the internal promotion supports its strategy to help customers manage complex capital projects, following recent moves in data center cooling and pro A/V services.
Elektrik said the investment will help scale its procurement platform for medium-voltage electrical infrastructure components.
Capital Electric has opened a new 258,000-square-foot distribution center in Charlotte, adding inventory capacity, logistics capabilities and up to 100 jobs as it expands across the Carolinas.
Wesco’s latest data center-focused acquisition would expand its cooling and lifecycle services capabilities in Southeast Asia, building on a market segment that powered record 1Q sales for the distributor.
Wesco’s new Pro A/V Services suite follows its March managed services launch, underscoring the distributor’s push to scale service-led offerings alongside its core electrical distribution business.
Resideo filed an amended Form 10 for its planned ADI Global Distribution spin-off and scheduled investor days for both standalone businesses. Here's the latest.
Employee-owned electrical distributor Van Meter is expanding and automating its Minnesota distribution hub with a 124,000-square-foot addition designed to boost efficiency, consolidate operations and support long-term growth.
The new executive operating partner has more than 35 years of experience across the full automation value chain, spanning distribution, manufacturing and private equity-backed operations.
Resideo filed its Form 10 registration statement with the SEC for the planned spin-off of ADI Global Distribution, while also reporting solid 1Q26 growth for the distribution business. The company detailed the future leadership teams and boards for both standalone companies as the separation remains on track for later this year.
Graybar continues its acquisitive push with a deal for California-based American Electric Supply, strengthening its electrical distribution presence in Southern California following a record-setting first quarter.
The deal adds a Mokena, IL-based industrial automation and electrical distributor about $330 million in 2025 annual turnover.
United stated its succession planning continues to demonstrate a clear commitment to employee-ownership, supported by a strong focus on training and development.
With the deal, Hubbell is set to add a significant segment of electrical components and wire management products to its portfolio as it targets growth tied to electrification, data centers and infrastructure markets.
The company saw record 1Q sales and backlog while margins and EBITDA improved, leading to a raised full-year outlook.
The electrical and industrial distributor keeps breaking company sales and profit records.
The deal is set to expand Nexans' U.S. footprint and low-voltage cable capabilities while leveraging Republic’s distributor network to build a broader North American growth platform.
All three company geographies were in positive sales territory for the first time in 11 quarters. Meanwhile, the company closed on a Canadian acquisition that added about $61 million of revenue.
