Core & Main Signs Agreement to Acquire Earthsavers Erosion Control
Core & Main (NYSE: CNM) announced its acquisition of Earthsavers Erosion Control, LLC, a geosynthetics products provider in northern California. This strategic acquisition aims to enhance Core & Main's erosion control expertise and expand its services across the western U.S. Earthsavers, established in 2009, offers high-quality erosion control products from its facilities in Woodland and Petaluma. The acquisition is expected to strengthen Core & Main's market presence and support its commitment to serving customers effectively.
- Acquisition of Earthsavers Erosion Control enhances Core & Main's erosion control capabilities.
- Expansion into the western U.S. market is expected to increase customer base and sales.
- Earthsavers has a loyal customer base and strong market presence, likely translating to immediate revenue benefits.
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“Earthsavers Erosion Control has a strong presence in their market and a loyal customer base that asks for their products by name. This strategic acquisition will provide additional capacity and will allow us to enhance Core & Main’s erosion control expertise to further serve our customers throughout the western region of the U.S.,” said
“We admire Earthsavers Erosion Control’s dedication to providing their customers with high quality erosion control products,” said
Earthsavers Erosion Control was established in 2009 and takes pride in providing its customers top-of-the-line products and service. It produces and distributes a variety of geosynthetic materials, including straw wattles, erosion control blankets and a broad array of geotextile products. Earthsavers Erosion Control operates out of three facilities located in
“For over a decade, Earthsavers Erosion Control has been a leading and preferred erosion control resource,” said
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