Middle market private equity firm One Equity Partners acquires lifting, material handling and safety product distributor and manufacturer.
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The distributor frequently cited adverse weather in its 1Q report, while poor demand remains the core issue as pricing has stabilized.
Vallen partnered with manufacturers to provide a range of female-focused protective clothing and products to enhance safety for women.
Acquisitions drove nearly all of DSG's growth in 2023, which marked its first full calendar year since forming in early 2022.
Non-heavy manufacturing, non-residential construction and reseller end markets outperformed January.
Safety product manufacturer Protective Industrial Products added a Victoria, Australia-based safety eyewear supplier.
See our full breakdown of 3M's 4Q numbers, which showed that roofing granules were the only industrial category to see decent growth.
Based outside of Chicago, ESS has annual sales of about $13 million.
Fourth quarter sales, profits and margins all edged up from a year earlier, and December daily sales topped November's. Get our in-depth breakdown here.
Industrial safety distributor Mallory has made its second acquisition in the Mountain States in recent months.
Former Pearlman Group exec Ryan Keogh joins the distributor of fall protection, PPE and other safety supplies.
Chicago-based personal protective equipment supplier SureWerx named Peter Redfern its Global Senior Vice President of Sales.
Year-over-year daily sales growth doubled that of October, but the company's November-December sales figures are known to be volatile.
Final Fit products are led by their BioSoft and Pinch Fit ear plugs made from biobased sustainable materials.
3Q Industrial & Safety sales fell nearly 5% year-over-year amid mixed end-market demand and distributors right-sizing inventory levels.
Steve Alden succeeds outgoing CFO Kevin Karr, and will be responsible for the financial management of the SureWerx.
Airgas coordinated with FEMA to donate surplus PPE to local emergency preparedness and disaster response organizations.
The new location will allow the company to further expand its fire protection product category in the Northwest, according to a news release.
It follows PIP’s acquisition of footwear maker ISM Heinrich Krämer in Germany, announced May 16, and gives PIP 30 locations worldwide.
The deal marks Pye-Barker’s fourth acquisition so far in 2023 and the entry into its 36th U.S. state.