Chicago-based Littlefuse said the move targets the high-growth markets of grid and utility infrastructure, power generation and data centers.
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Double-digit sales growth continued alongside strong profitability in a quarter that saw Graybar record several notable achievements.
The name change and branding showcases a depth of products beyond electrical supplies as well as a consultative approach and innovative solutions.
Norway-based Defigo provides a next-gen video intercom platform built for multifamily and commercial properties.
The new facility — operated in partnership with CEVA Logistics — improves delivery efficiency and reduces environmental impact with advanced automation.
Richard Landry will lead a business development team and collaborate with Sonepar’s U.S. operating companies and strategic accounts vertical leaders.
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Four veteran employee-owners have been moved into new vice president roles.
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Brampton, Ontario-based electrical distributor Sonepar announced the consolidation of their Ontario businesses from five brands to two.
Since forming the AD Independent Electrical Supply Division, the buying group says results have exceeded expectations thanks to a growing independent electrical channel.
The acquisition will expand Cooper industrial lighting portfolio.
ADI Global Distribution opened a new support center in Charlotte, NC that will staff 180 employees.
Wesco looks to transform construction procurement with the AI-powered platform.
Electrical equipment and grid components distributors support NEMA's call for federal incentives for on-shoring supply chains efforts.
Bay Electrical Solutions and CT Electrical Sales will support Classic Wire and Cable customers in Wisconsin, Michigan, Utah and Wyoming.
The move comes a year after AD and IMARK Electrical completed their merger, which created a new entity for a combined 700-plus independent distributor members.
The company is set to roll out new STAR Centers — project-focused DCs designed to bring critical materials and services closer to job sites.
