The company’s Innovative Pumping Solutions segment continues to see substantial year-over-year expansion.
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The company completed six acquisitions during 4Q and closed on three since to complement continued robust organic growth.
Houston-based pump solutions and MRO supplies distributor DXP Enterprises expands its water product and service platform with its latest deal.
Together, the two firms will add more than 180 employees to DXP.
The pumps and MRO supplies distributor plans to continue to grow through acquisitions in 2026.
DXP continues its acquisition spree with its fifth purchase of 2025, netting approximately $37 million of additional annual revenue.
Strong sales continued in July-September, during which the company completed another acquisition before two more in October-November.
DXP continues to scale its water and wastewater efforts through tuck-in deals.
The addition of APSCO complements the pumping solutions and industrial supplies distributor's focus on water and wastewater acquisitions.
The distributor completed two deals in the first half of the year and one right after, following seven in 2024.
The company reported strong first quarter results, with year-over-year sales and profit growth driven by acquisitions and organic momentum across its segments.
The company reported strong 4Q and full-year results, driven by sales growth across its business segments and seven acquisitions during 2024.
Arroyo had 2024 sales north of $26 million.
DXP expands its reach in the water treatment and vacuum pump markets, with both acquisitions enhancing its product offerings.
Each of DXP's three business segments likewise improved year-over-year and sequentially.
The company refinanced its debt with a Senior Secured Term Loan B, securing $105 million to support future growth initiatives.
DXP expandis its water and wastewater platform in Texas and Oklahoma.
Gross margin and adjusted EBITDA likewise both improved year-over-year.
Gross margin had a modest annual improvement, while EBITDA shrunk.
Full-year operating and net profit jumped more than 40% vs. 2022.
