The acquisition comes as Winsupply advances a broader distribution expansion announced in March. The company plans to add 1.6 million square feet of capacity over two years through projects in Ohio, Oklahoma and Georgia.
The agreement expands BlueLinx’s specialty products portfolio as the building products distributor looks to increase its exposure to higher-value product categories.
Grainger has made distribution capacity a central part of its North American strategy, investing in warehouses, automation, and inventory to support product availability and delivery times.
Medline secured more than $650 million in new customer signings during the first half, more than 65% of its $1 billion full-year goal.
The battery system will capture excess electricity generated by the solar array for use at other times, allowing UNFI to better manage demand on the electrical grid and the power requirements of its growing electric truck fleet.
In his new role, Adam Isenberg will lead InstaLILY’s engagement with distributors, deepen industry partnerships, and support the company’s continued expansion across the wholesale distribution market.
The new facility is part of White Cap’s continuing investment in its North American distribution network as the company expands capacity to support faster fulfillment and improve supply chain efficiency.
The investments reflect a broader shift in specialty distribution as security, access control, networking and audiovisual systems become more integrated and technically complex.
Chefs’ Warehouse reaffirmed its full-year outlook, projecting 2026 sales of $4.50 billion to $4.60 billion and gross profit of $1.10 billion to $1.13 billion, reflecting continued confidence in demand from independent restaurants and other foodservice customers.
The divestiture is the latest step in Honeywell’s restructuring strategy as the company narrows its focus to industrial automation, software, and autonomous operations.