The company’s daily sales considerably accelerated in May, with improved momentum across top end markets and customer segments compared to April. Seen our full breakdown of the monthly figures here.
Ferguson’s February-April quarter was highlighted by accelerating sales growth, improved margins and a raised full-year guidance, driven by strong U.S. performance.
The world’s largest home improvement retailer said it won’t raise prices in the wake of tariff impacts, but that some products may be removed from store shelves.
Jake’s Finer Foods distributes food products, such as meats from Gourmet Ranch to customers across Texas and Louisiana.
That company’s Medical-Surgical unit had annual revenue of $11.4 billion for McKesson’s fiscal year that ended March 31.
The company reported strong first quarter results, with year-over-year sales and profit growth driven by acquisitions and organic momentum across its segments.
DNOW reported an increase in sales during 1Q, improved profitability and continued growth through acquisitions, and followed with an April bolt-on in Singapore.
The company reported a decline in sales but improved margins, driven by cost initiatives and manufacturing credit despite ongoing market headwinds.
The company reported higher sequential sales in 1Q25 despite a year-over-year decline, with gains across all sectors.
Fastenal’s April sales growth slowed slightly after a strong March surge, signaling a potential cooling in demand across top segments and national accounts. See our full breakdown of the monthly figures.
The MRO, OEM and industrial technologies distributor posted year-over-year 1Q gains in sales and EBITDA, driven by both organic and acquisitive growth.
While net sales dipped, a nearly 6% organic sales growth was led by data centers, and the distributor’s Broadband and OEM businesses.
