US EditionBacked by $905M war chest, UFP Industries pursues ‘extremely active’ M&A strategy
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Backed by $905M war chest, UFP Industries pursues ‘extremely active’ M&A strategy
UFP Industries Inc. remains “extremely active” in M&A and has what CEO Will Schwartz calls a “more robust pipeline than we’ve had in the past.” The Grand Rapids Township-based UFP Industries has long used acquisitions to drive growth and enter new markets. The corporation ended the first quarter with $905 million... Please login to read all 794 words.
Profitable all-in-food tech co. plots M&A growth strategy
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