World Electric, a Sonepar company, plans to open several branches in Florida as part of its continued expansion in the state.
On Sept. 18, World Electric announced it opened a new branch in Port St. Lucie, Florida, and plans to open branches in Homestead and St. Augustine in the fall. The company also announced plans to open a central distribution center in Lakeland in 2027, as part of its investment in serving residential and commercial electrical contractors, industrial customers and data center builders.
The new branches and the planned central distribution center (CDC) will enhance inventory availability, logistics capabilities and specialty services for customers.
World Electric — with more than 20 locations across Florida and Georgia — opened an Atlanta-based CDC in 2026 to offer enhanced logistics capabilities throughout Georgia and services like kitting and prefabrication.
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