DXP Enterprises, Inc. Announces Acquisition of Cisco Air Systems, Inc.
DXP Enterprises, Inc. (NASDAQ: DXPE) has completed the acquisition of Cisco Air Systems, a distributor of air compressors serving the food & beverage, transportation, and general industrial markets in Northern California and Nevada. The acquisition, which adds scale and capabilities to DXP, is part of their growth strategy to diversify end markets. Cisco reported approximately $43.2 million in sales and $7.0 million in adjusted EBITDA for the last twelve months. DXP aims to enhance its competitive position in the market through this transaction, funded by cash and common stock.
- Acquisition of Cisco enhances DXP's air compressor capabilities.
- Accretive to earnings, supporting DXP's growth strategy.
- Increases market diversification and expands DXP's service offerings.
- Cisco's sales expertise will strengthen customer collaboration.
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- Complements DXP’s previous air compressor acquisitions
- Adds scale and complete capabilities
- Continues to Accelerate End Market Diversification
- Attractive Margins and Cash Flow
“We are pleased to announce the acquisition of Cisco and the first-tier capabilities, strong leadership and complete business model as a part of our air compressor growth efforts. We are excited to have Cisco join the DXP family. Cisco provides DXP with exceptional sales expertise that will enhance our efforts and our ability to collaborate and serve our customers. This acquisition is consistent with our growth strategy and demonstrates our commitment to expanding DXP into other products, markets and capabilities as well as maintaining our leading position as the largest distributor of rotating equipment in North America,” commented
Signing of the definitive agreements occurred on
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