Lowe's buying interior design company in $1.33B deal
- Lowe's Companies, Inc. agreed to purchase Artisan Design Group for $1.325 billion, announced April 14, 2025.
- Sterling Group's six-year partnership with ADG led to strategic expansion and this agreement with Lowe's.
- ADG is headquartered in Dallas and operates 132 facilities across 18 states with 3,200 personnel.
- Johann Friese said Sterling supported ADG's growth since 2018, while Ellison noted ADG's customer satisfaction.
- Lowe's expects the acquisition to close in Q2 2025, expanding their market by $50 billion due to construction needs.
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