It's FloWorks' seventh deal completed since it was privately acquired by Wynnchurch Capital in early 2023.
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The move strengthens Fortune's local fresh seafood sourcing and custom-cutting capabilities in the Mid-Atlantic and Southeast markets.
The acquisition continues AAR’s accelerated growth strategy.
It’s at least the third time Cintas has made a takeover offer, and this time it’s added a deal-break fee it would pay in case the transaction isn’t approved.
Surveyed metalforming manufacturers indicated month-to-month improvement in their December outlook for near-term business conditions and incoming orders.
Proceeds will be used to reduce debt and increase financial flexibility.
One has been promoted from a subsidiary, and the other is moving from one region to the other.
Dan Florness has been with the company since 1996 and its CEO for the past nine-plus years.
Chicago-based FreightCar gains a family-owned distributor near Pittsburgh that focuses on running-repair railcar components.
The pumps and MRO supplies distributor plans to continue to grow through acquisitions in 2026.
It strengthens and expands PAK's service capabilities outside of its longstanding Texas and Eastern New Mexico territories.
Now privately owned, the former Grainger subsidiary lands a new leader with over 30 years of driving growth in distribution.
Revelar Capital, recent rebranded from Wellspring Capital Management, will help Letterman’s scale its propane distribution business.
The new facility will be the company's flagship location with advanced warehouse operations, quality and engineering lab and an innovation center.
The news comes about four weeks after PFG nixed talks with U.S. Foods about a potential combination that would've seen the latter take over the company.
Louisiana-based STS supplies fasteners, PVF, gaskets, pipe supports and cutting tools to refinery and chemical facilities, oil and gas operators, industrial contractors and manufacturing customers across the U.S.
Airflux has about 230 employees and $58 million in annual sales.
Ginsberg's roots date back to 1909 as a grocery store.
Hoisting Wire Rope and Sling will operate as a branch within Ascent Lifting’s CERTEX division, strengthening CERTEX’s service capabilities in the region.
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