The impact of The Home Depot’s recent $5.5B acquisition of GMS through its partnership with SRS is still reverberating across multiple industries. SRS CEO Dan Tinker and GMS CEO JT Turner highlight their customer-first integration focused on growth, innovation, and expanded opportunities for contractors and employees.
SRS CEO Dan Tinker and GMS CEO JT Turner highlight their recent partnership and customer-first integration focused on growth opportunities for contractors.
The Home Depot, through SRS Distribution, has sealed the deal to acquire GMS Inc. for $5.5 billion in its continued effort to build up its services and offerings for Pro customers.
Home Depot’s Q2 sales hit $45.3 billion, fueled in part by its 2024 acquisition of SRS, as it doubles down on Pro services amid tariffs, housing woes, and economic uncertainty.
Home Depot will acquire GMS for $5.5B through its SRS Distribution unit, creating a 1,200-location network aimed at delivering faster service and expanded offerings to contractors.
QXO makes an unsolicited bid to buy specialty products distributor GMS for $5 billion, aiming to speed up deliveries, boost inventory and unify tech — potentially reshaping how contractors get drywall and building supplies.