The value of 2023 total construction was up 7.0% from 2022.
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Fargo, ND-based electrical supplies distributor Border States named Jason Stein as Chief Information Officer.
The MRO supplies distribution giant expects the 1.2-million-square-foot facility to open in 2026.
It follows several years of transformation for the distributor of fluid handling, sealing and material conveyance supplies and solutions.
In the past 2 years, Singer Industrial divested a business unit, rebranded, made over a dozen acquisitions and added plenty of greenfields. CEO Craig Osborne tells us how his company has handled it all.
October-December Avnet sales fell 5.5% year-over-year in the Americas.
For the year, member distributors saw overall 12-month sales decline by 0.3%.
Joyce Orlob Evans — the daughter of the company's founder — played an active role in the MROP distributor throughout her life.
Electrical materials supplier Independent Electric will rebrand and restructure to enable more efficient operation.
Fellow private equity firm American Securities, which acquired FBM in 2021, retains a majority stake in the distributor.
The company is bringing its full scope of PVF product and more to a 40,000-SF facility near the Indianapolis International Airport.
Food distributor and supplier PFG's renewed and expanded New Jersey facility will service its Mid-Atlantic operations for Vistar.
Mill-to-market corrugated packing manufacturer Hood Container acquired Sumter Packaging Corp. in the Southeast.
Automotive fastener manufacturer MEIDOH moves to diversify its business with the addition of Arizona-based Pilgrim Aerospace Fasteners.
Despite the tense global economic and political climate, Germany-based industrial distributor Würth Group's sales grew by 2.4%.
Organic sales narrowly dipped year-over-year as modest growth in Applied's Service Center segment offset a decline in Engineered Solutions.
Threadline Products opened a new headquarters to meet growing demand and combine operations of a legacy distribution acquisition.
A 24,000-square-foot expansion in Boston will offer F.W. Webb customers access to a larger product assortment.
Building materials and construction supply distributor L&W Supply restructured its regional divisions as the company expands.
Tammy Miller spent 32 years at the electrical distributor, serving as CEO from 2006-2020.
