Sonepar's latest major Midwest will add nearly two dozen Echo branches across Iowa, Nebraska, Minnesota, South Dakota and Missouri.
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The electrical and industrial distributor appointed 27-year company veteran with John Casey to lead its distribution operations.
QXO's latest private placement funding includes $150 million from Jared Kushner’s Affinity Partners.
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Sonepar appoints Dave Jay to spearhead its strategy as VP of Industrial Solutions and Business Development.
The investment looks to restore, reconstruct and repair 13 major bridges in 16 states.
Motors & Armatures retains significant family ownership stakes in the company and maintains its current leadership roles.
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BradyPLUS expands its reach in the NY area with the acquisition of TED Supply, enhancing its JanSan, foodservice and industrial packaging capabilities.
The milestone comes during the cooperative's centennial anniversary.
USA Safety represents more than 250 manufacturers and expands Stellar's footprint to 20 regional hubs.
BlackHawk announces leadership appointments to drive innovation and operational success.
A new facility in Atlanta adds to the distributor's growing network of 34 warehouses across the U.S.
ASF acquires CAS to enhance market share and expand product offerings.
The lawsuit alleges fraudulent practices and discrimination against the construction machinery manufacturer.
