The company signed an agreement to purchase 38 acres in Miamisburg for a possible 622,728-square-foot distribution facility.
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VP Supply expands its footprint in Tennessee, enhancing its building products and installation services for the construction industry.
Ferguson’s 4Q results show a slight sales increase and improved margins, but a full-year decline as the company expects modest 2025 growth.
Winsupply's products will be featured throughout Paycor Stadium, supporting the venue's infrastructure.
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Rotunda Capital Partners has acquired a stake in the Miami, FL-based PVF distributor.
Acquisitions drove sales growth while lower customer activity and adverse weather hurt profitability.
The facility is anticipated to open in Spring 2025, driving improved capabilities to customers within the region.
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Belgium-based Aliaxis expands its product range and presence in the Southern U.S. with the acquisition.
Ferguson closed on 10 acquisitions in its 2024 fiscal year that ended July 31.
Harrington expands its footprint in the Midwest and Gulf Coast with the acquisition of Oklahoma-based Cortrol.
DNOW delivered $50 million in EBITDA on 7.9% in 2Q, a subtle increase from the year earlier.
The company's U.S. sales fell 7% year-over-year during 2Q.
It completes a years-long corporate transition for the distributor of plumbing, HVACR, PVF and industrial supplies.
It will become Ferguson’s first shipping hub to service the New England region.
As Ameripipe’s ninth U.S. location, the branch will provide fire protection contractors in Miami with Victualic products and fabricated pipe.
Blue Ridge will now offer inventory planning software to ASA members, who are plumbing, heating and PVF distributors and manufacturers.
Ferguson said weakness in certain commodity categories persisted in the quarter, driving overall price deflation of about 2%.
Recent acquisitions drove most of the growth, more than doubling that of 4Q23.
