LGG Industrial, a distributor of fluid handling, material conveyance and sealing solutions, overhauled its sales operation.
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Englewood, CO-based Kodiak Building Partners, a building materials distribution company, promoted Mike Flood.
The combined company operates nearly 60 distribution centers and serves close to 10,000 independent retail locations.
The acquisition will expand Cooper industrial lighting portfolio.
It considerably expands SBP's footprint by adding 13 locations across the western U.S.
It follows two decades of restructuring for Office Depot's parent company since its heyday of the 1990s.
ADI Global Distribution opened a new support center in Charlotte, NC that will staff 180 employees.
It shortens industry-standard lead times for producing externally threaded fasteners of 8-16 weeks to just 1-4 weeks.
Baltimore, MD-based National Lumber Company strengthens its capabilities in the Washington, DC metro area.
Amazon said total compensation will average over $30 with the new enhancements.
McKesson announced changes to its reportable segments and organizational structure, effective in its fiscal 2Q26 that began July 1.
The move is expected to strengthen Cornerstone Building Products' position in the residential market for metal building systems.
William Austen, a Board Member, has been named Interim President and CEO or Arrow Electronics to succeed Sean Kerins.
Subotnick distributes packaging products and equipment serving the building materials, food, eCommerce and transportation industries.
Wesco looks to transform construction procurement with the AI-powered platform.
The plumbing, PVF and industrial supplies distributor posted its highest annual revenue ever, with solid organic growth complementing continued acquisitions during the fourth quarter that ended July 31.
The logistics center is a centralized replenishment hub for more than 20 distribution centers.
One month after PFG rejected talks with US Foods about a potential combination, the two foodservice distributors are now sharing information to explore what would be a landmark merger.
Electrical equipment and grid components distributors support NEMA's call for federal incentives for on-shoring supply chains efforts.
Houston-based Wayne Enterprises is a supplier of trade uniforms, PPE and custom workwear.
