Core & Main Completes Acquisition of Midwest Pipe Supply Inc.
Core & Main has successfully acquired the assets of Midwest Pipe Supply, enhancing its presence in the drainage and waterworks sector in Iowa. This acquisition is expected to leverage Midwest Pipe Supply's established reputation and local expertise to expand Core & Main's service capabilities. The combined efforts aim to improve service delivery and product offerings across various sectors, including contractors and municipalities. Core & Main, based in St. Louis, operates over 320 locations nationwide, focusing on water, wastewater, and related infrastructure solutions. The acquisition is seen as a strategic move to enhance market reach and operational efficiency.
- Acquisition enhances market presence in Iowa.
- Midwest Pipe Supply's strong local reputation supports expansion.
- Increased service capabilities for contractors and municipalities.
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“With its strong reputation, dedicated team and reliable local presence, we believe Midwest Pipe Supply will bring
Midwest Pipe Supply was founded in 2002 and has established itself as a dependable distributor of drainage, septic and waterworks solutions. The company offers a wide range of products for contractors, municipalities and agriculture customers throughout the state from its
“Midwest Pipe Supply’s dedication to providing its customers with outstanding service and the depth of knowledge its team brings within their local market will make it a great addition to our existing business,” said
“I am proud of all that Midwest Pipe Supply has accomplished in our 20-plus year history of being the trusted partner for our customers with their drainage and waterworks needs,” said
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