Core & Main Completes Acquisition of CES Industrial Piping Supply, LLC
Core & Main, Inc. (NYSE: CNM) announced the completion of its acquisition of CES Industrial Piping Supply, enhancing its fusible HDPE product range in the Midwest. This strategic move allows Core & Main to leverage CES's expertise in fusible pipe applications, catering to various industries such as industrial, oil and gas, and wastewater management. The acquisition aligns with Core & Main's commitment to providing advanced solutions and expanding its market presence, while welcoming CES's skilled team into its operations.
- Acquisition of CES Industrial Piping Supply enhances Core & Main's fusible HDPE product offerings.
- Strengthens market presence in the Midwest and provides expertise in fusible pipe applications.
- Diversifies customer base across multiple industries, including oil and gas and wastewater.
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Expands Fusible HDPE Products and Service Offerings
“The acquisition of CES Industrial Piping Supply expands Core & Main’s fusible HDPE product and service offerings in the Midwest. We are excited to grow our team in that region and provide customers with added expertise in fusible pipe applications,” said
HDPE (high-density polyethylene) is tough, durable, flexible, corrosion free and chemical resistant. Its distinctive properties allow for it to be used in a broad range of applications including municipal, industrial, landfill, geothermal, mining, and more.
“We are pleased to welcome the CES Industrial Piping Supply associates into the
Founded in 1997, CES Industrial Piping Supply offers a full line of fusible HDPE pipe, fittings and fusion machines. The team serves various markets including the industrial, oil and gas, water, wastewater, wind energy, landfill, mining, environmental and power plant industries.
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