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The specialty building products distributor GMS said its net sales, income and EBITDA results were ahead of previous expectations.
Year-over-year daily sales growth doubled that of October, but the company's November-December sales figures are known to be volatile.
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Hose and hydraulic products distributor Texcel joins Harbour's family of industrial manufacturers and distributors.
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Building materials supplier 84 Lumber has opened a truss facility in Cartersville, Georgia, to service and support the busy Atlanta market.
It adds branches in Dallas and Houston to NEFCO’s 37 locations nationwide.
A new 57,000-SF warehouse branch supplements three other locations in the Carolinas.
Specialty building materials supplier US LBM announced back-to-back acquisitions of structural building product manufacturers.
It gains the distributor two locations and 44 employees.
Bessemer, Alabama-based PGC is a distributor of air-break switches, insulators and instrument transformers.
In its first acquisition since being privately acquired, Harrington Process adds pump service capabilities to its platform with PumpMan.
Ryerson adds Cerritos, California-based Hudson Tool Steel Corp.
In its eighth acquisition of the year, Motion & Control Enterprises has added Pasadena, Texas-based process filtration product distributor.
Modest year-over-year increases in the previous quarter moved to declines in the company's 2024 first quarter, including a 4.9% organic revenue decline year-over-year.
It’s already the third deal since BradyIFS and Envoy Solutions completed their landmark merger at the end of October.
It adds five locations across Texas, Oklahoma and New Mexico.