By backing Kargo, Armada is positioning itself not just as a user of AI, but as a stakeholder in supply chain infrastructure.
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CEO Jason Hollar described the company’s direction as the culmination of efforts to build on its foundation while unlocking future growth.
The company pointed to its expanded installer network and stronger distribution partnerships as key contributors to growth.
The Roofr integration represents one of the first announced connections between QXO and a contractor-facing software platform.
The arrangement gives Essendant access to Roadie’s network of drivers for on-demand deliveries.
Before joining BlueLinx, Mark Mason served as vice president of category management for STANLEY at Stanley Black & Decker.
Total wholesale sales ticked up just 0.1% in April compared to March, after growing by 0.8% in March and 2.0% in February.
UNFI said it has implemented workarounds under its business continuity plan to continue servicing customers where possible.
The company also reported solid performance for the fourth quarter, with net sales growing 1.9% to $193.1 million.
North American automotive network includes approximately 6,000 NAPA Auto Parts stores and over 50 distribution centers across the U.S. and Canada.
The growth was driven by higher customer demand and recent acquisitions, particularly in core areas like pipes, valves, fittings, and storm drainage.
Despite the potential increase in tariff exposure, Adentra says it is well prepared to weather trade-related disruptions.
Southern Glazer’s Wine & Spirits has opened a new, 375,000-square-foot facility in Geismar, Louisiana, aimed at increasing operational efficiency.
Since 2010, the company has invested more than $12 billion in the state, contributing $13.1 billion to its gross domestic product (GDP).
In January and February alone, distributors announced 44 deals—22 per month—across sectors from construction materials and electrical parts to janitorial goods and foodservice.
While the housing market remains under pressure from high mortgage rates and soft remodeling activity, BlueLinx sees reason for optimism moving forward.
Schneider Electric’s investment will have a direct impact on its distribution network, which is essential for delivering a range of products.
Gayatri Narayan’s arrival comes as Builders FirstSource pursues an ambitious target: generating $1 billion in digital sales.
The takeaway: while the U.S. distribution sector isn’t facing a collapse in demand, it is operating in a more cautious and less forgiving environment.
“To deliver organic growth in a year of softening demand is a testament to the strength of our team,” said CEO Lawson Whiting.
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By backing Kargo, Armada is positioning itself not just as a user of AI, but as a stakeholder in supply chain infrastructure.
CEO Jason Hollar described the company’s direction as the culmination of efforts to build on its foundation while unlocking future growth.
The company pointed to its expanded installer network and stronger distribution partnerships as key contributors to growth.
The Roofr integration represents one of the first announced connections between QXO and a contractor-facing software platform.
The arrangement gives Essendant access to Roadie’s network of drivers for on-demand deliveries.
Before joining BlueLinx, Mark Mason served as vice president of category management for STANLEY at Stanley Black & Decker.
Total wholesale sales ticked up just 0.1% in April compared to March, after growing by 0.8% in March and 2.0% in February.
UNFI said it has implemented workarounds under its business continuity plan to continue servicing customers where possible.
The company also reported solid performance for the fourth quarter, with net sales growing 1.9% to $193.1 million.
North American automotive network includes approximately 6,000 NAPA Auto Parts stores and over 50 distribution centers across the U.S. and Canada.
The growth was driven by higher customer demand and recent acquisitions, particularly in core areas like pipes, valves, fittings, and storm drainage.
Despite the potential increase in tariff exposure, Adentra says it is well prepared to weather trade-related disruptions.
Southern Glazer’s Wine & Spirits has opened a new, 375,000-square-foot facility in Geismar, Louisiana, aimed at increasing operational efficiency.
Since 2010, the company has invested more than $12 billion in the state, contributing $13.1 billion to its gross domestic product (GDP).
In January and February alone, distributors announced 44 deals—22 per month—across sectors from construction materials and electrical parts to janitorial goods and foodservice.
While the housing market remains under pressure from high mortgage rates and soft remodeling activity, BlueLinx sees reason for optimism moving forward.
Schneider Electric’s investment will have a direct impact on its distribution network, which is essential for delivering a range of products.
Gayatri Narayan’s arrival comes as Builders FirstSource pursues an ambitious target: generating $1 billion in digital sales.
The takeaway: while the U.S. distribution sector isn’t facing a collapse in demand, it is operating in a more cautious and less forgiving environment.
“To deliver organic growth in a year of softening demand is a testament to the strength of our team,” said CEO Lawson Whiting.
By backing Kargo, Armada is positioning itself not just as a user of AI, but as a stakeholder in supply chain infrastructure.
CEO Jason Hollar described the company’s direction as the culmination of efforts to build on its foundation while unlocking future growth.
The company pointed to its expanded installer network and stronger distribution partnerships as key contributors to growth.
The Roofr integration represents one of the first announced connections between QXO and a contractor-facing software platform.
The arrangement gives Essendant access to Roadie’s network of drivers for on-demand deliveries.
Before joining BlueLinx, Mark Mason served as vice president of category management for STANLEY at Stanley Black & Decker.
Total wholesale sales ticked up just 0.1% in April compared to March, after growing by 0.8% in March and 2.0% in February.
UNFI said it has implemented workarounds under its business continuity plan to continue servicing customers where possible.
The company also reported solid performance for the fourth quarter, with net sales growing 1.9% to $193.1 million.
North American automotive network includes approximately 6,000 NAPA Auto Parts stores and over 50 distribution centers across the U.S. and Canada.
The growth was driven by higher customer demand and recent acquisitions, particularly in core areas like pipes, valves, fittings, and storm drainage.
Despite the potential increase in tariff exposure, Adentra says it is well prepared to weather trade-related disruptions.
Southern Glazer’s Wine & Spirits has opened a new, 375,000-square-foot facility in Geismar, Louisiana, aimed at increasing operational efficiency.
Since 2010, the company has invested more than $12 billion in the state, contributing $13.1 billion to its gross domestic product (GDP).
In January and February alone, distributors announced 44 deals—22 per month—across sectors from construction materials and electrical parts to janitorial goods and foodservice.
While the housing market remains under pressure from high mortgage rates and soft remodeling activity, BlueLinx sees reason for optimism moving forward.
Schneider Electric’s investment will have a direct impact on its distribution network, which is essential for delivering a range of products.
Gayatri Narayan’s arrival comes as Builders FirstSource pursues an ambitious target: generating $1 billion in digital sales.
The takeaway: while the U.S. distribution sector isn’t facing a collapse in demand, it is operating in a more cautious and less forgiving environment.
“To deliver organic growth in a year of softening demand is a testament to the strength of our team,” said CEO Lawson Whiting.