Record Full-Year Revenue Growth
Total revenue of $1,980,000,000 for FY2025, up 9.8% year-over-year, driven by organic average daily sales growth of 3.6% and $121.5M incremental revenue from 2024 acquisitions.
Strong Cash Generation and Liquidity
Generated $84,000,000 of cash from operations in 2025 (up from $56,000,000 in 2024), total available liquidity of $469,000,000, and unrestricted/restricted cash of $75,300,000; free cash flow conversion approximately 85%.
Gexpro Services Outperformance and Margin Expansion
Gexpro Services revenue grew to $496,700,000 with organic ADS up 12.3% (total ADS >13%) for the year; adjusted EBITDA expanded to $63.7M with margins improving nearly 300 bps historically to 12.8% and demonstrating scale and geographic reach.
Continued Growth at TestEquity (Topline Momentum)
TestEquity Group full-year sales of $783,200,000 with average daily sales growth of 2% (organic ADS +1%); early 2026 backlog build in January/February signals accelerating demand in key Test & Measurement areas.
Progress on Commercial and Digital Initiatives
Investments in CRM, route optimization tools, ERP consolidation, ecommerce expansion (Lawson ecommerce +18% Q4; >30% of ecommerce customers new), and AI-enabled automation to improve sales effectiveness and customer experience.
Strategic Leadership and Talent Investments
Key senior hires to strengthen execution and commercial performance: Lawson CRO Jim Slunka and Chief People Officer Hillary Bryant, added M&A lead Sean Dwyer, and reinforced TestEquity leadership — positioning the organization for improved accountability and execution.
Targeted M&A and Bolt/Source Atlantic Integration
Completed tuck-in M&A build (nine acquisitions ~ $450M invested historically); Canadian sales increased (to $221.4M USD) primarily due to Source Atlantic acquisition, and Bolt Supply delivered 7.8% local-currency sales growth with a 14% margin for the year.
Return of Profitability on GAAP Basis and Shareholder Returns
GAAP net income per diluted share of $0.18 (vs. GAAP loss $0.16 prior year); board expanded share repurchase authorization by $30M (total $67.5M), and $23.5M returned through repurchases in 2025.