Graybar Acquires Commonwealth Controls

April 26, 2001
April 26, 2001 Graybar has announced the acquisition of automation-controls distributor Commonwealth Controls Corp (CCC).

April 26, 2001 Graybar (www.graybar.com), a national distributor of electrical and voice/data products, has announced the acquisition of automation-controls distributor Commonwealth Controls Corp (CCC). CCC does approximately $10 million in business annually, and employs 14. The terms of the acquisition were undisclosed.

Graybar Richmond District VP Tommy Gurganous commented that the acquisition would allow his organization to "provide our customers with a complete automation product and service offering, including technical support. " Gurganous announced that former CCC owners Phil Evans and Pete Petit would continue to manage the business, and all other employees would be retained. CCC will operate as a wholly owned Graybar subsidiary, and will maintain the Commonwealth Controls name.

D. Beatty D'Alessandro, Graybar's Director of Strategic Planning and Business Development, added that "the combination of the two companies will better serve the industrial, OEM, contractor, and government customers in Virginia, Maryland, and North Carolina. " CCC is Graybar's second acquisition in the automation field, and is part of the national distributor's strategy to increase its presence in this business.

Sponsored Recommendations

What you need to know about 6A cabling

Aug. 3, 2022
Did you know that Category 6A cable is the best choice for structured cabling?

Cat 6A Hard Facts

Aug. 3, 2022
At CommScope we know about network change and the importance of getting it right. Conclusion Category 6A cabling and connectivity.

Why CommScope 6A?

Nov. 7, 2022
Inside buildings and across campuses, network demands and economics are changing. As applications like IoT, 10GBASE-T, multigigabit Wi-Fi 6/6E/7 and PoE++ become more common, ...

Smart Building Smart Cabling Case Study

Aug. 3, 2022
Located in the Shenzhen Nanshan Science and Technology Park is a building known as the citys landmark for new science and technology the Tencent Binhai Building (TBB).