Texas-based specialty fasteners manufacturer listed in the the 2025 <I>Inc. 5000 List of America's Fastest-Growing Private Companies</I>, with three-year revenue growth of 218%.
Company established operations in Joinville, one of Brazil’s main commercial and industrial centers close to an airport and seaport.
Fastener Distributor Index results suggest July was a solid month for most participants, particularly on the revenue side, though margins may be slipping.
Company reports fastener sales jumped in July, beating the company’s overall sales growth rate during the month.
Hillman delivered top and bottom-line gains amid President Trump’s ongoing trade war.
Michael Knight served as Endries International CEO from December 2002 to June 2025, when Endries promoted promoted CFO Dan Crociata to lead the company.
New executive has years of management experience with positions in industrial companies and management consultancies.
U.S. tariffs forced Grainger to raise prices in May, with another price hike promised in September “to reflect certain prevailing tariffs.”
Previous experience also include multiple senior and executive leadership positions at Anixter Inc. and WESCO, including roles as Senior VP and Executive VP of Sales-Utility Power Solutions.
Results driven by growth in the commercial and defense aerospace markets, partially offset by declines in the commercial transportation market.
Automotive OEM segment sales improved in the second quarter of 2025, while Construction Products segment sales continued to decline.
Italian fastener producer Fontana Gruppo has acquired a controlling stake in India-based Right Tight Fasteners.
