Core & Main Signs Agreement to Acquire Inland Water Works Supply Co.
Core & Main (NYSE: CNM) has announced the acquisition of substantially all assets of Inland Water Works Supply Co., a distributor of water and wastewater products in Southern California. This acquisition aims to enhance service capabilities and expand their customer base, combining Core & Main's resources with Inland Water Works' local expertise. With a 70-year history, Inland Water Works Supply is recognized for its commitment to service and quality.
The acquisition signifies Core & Main's strategic growth in the water product distribution sector.
- Strategic acquisition of Inland Water Works Supply Co. enhances Core & Main's service capabilities.
- Inland Water Works has a strong local presence and 70-year history in Southern California.
- Combining resources with Inland Water Works is expected to expand customer base and product offerings.
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“With a focus on personal service and attention to detail, Inland Water Works Supply has proven itself to be a supplier of choice in its local market for 70 years. This strategic acquisition will allow us to better serve our combined customer base alongside a highly-experienced and cohesive team,” said
“We admire Inland Water Works Supply’s dedication to their associates, customers and suppliers,” said
Established in 1952, Inland Water Works Supply provides quality products for new water and sewer construction as well as for the maintenance and repair of existing water and sewer systems to municipalities and contractors throughout
“Inland Water Works Supply has a 70-year history that is deeply rooted in commitment to both our customers and our employees. We have a great team that succeeds by being experts in our field and offering exceptional customer service. We pride ourselves on being problem solvers and trusted partners,” said Jeff and
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