The acquisitions include Winston-Salem, North Carolina-based P-F Plumbing and Murfreesboro, Tennessee-based Precision Air.
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Applied Industrial Technologies continued its strong start to 2023 with an impressive fiscal second quarter.
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The new website features full optimization for mobile devices.
Nelson Electric provides electro-mechanical repair services to central Alabama.
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The Gaffney plant, which once employed more than 200 workers, had seen its employment numbers dwindle over the years.
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Protective Industrial Products previously announced in September 2022 that Curt Holtz was appointed the new company president.
Though solid, sales and profit growth were considerably smaller than the previous several quarters.
Kirby-Smith will sell, service and rent Thompson Pump products in Oklahoma and Texas as part of the deal.
Based in Lysaker, Norway, Hybrid Energy AS is a provider of high-temperature energy management solutions.
The report includes information on the Winona, Minnesota-based distributor's continued efforts to improve workplace safety ratings.
Delwood Supply has multiple locations in the Detroit metro area, according to an announcement posted by the Beringer Group.
Expanding Holland’s Gulf Coast reach, it’s the company’s sixth acquisition since a 2019 investment by XPV Water Partners.
It follows six deals that BradyIFS announced in 2022.
It marks the end of the iconic "Stan the STAFDA Man" logo that served as the face of the association since 1977, though the new look is fairly similar.
