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Descartes Systems: Fiscal Q1 Earnings Snapshot
WATERLOO, Ontario (AP) — WATERLOO, Ontario (AP) — The Descartes Systems Group Inc. (DSGX) on Wednesday reported profit of $36.2 million in its fiscal first quarter. The Waterloo, Ontario-based company said it had net income of 41 cents per share. The logistics provider posted revenue of $168.7 million in the period. _____
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Descartes Systems: Fiscal Q1 Earnings Snapshot
WATERLOO, Ontario (AP) — WATERLOO, Ontario (AP) — The Descartes Systems Group Inc. (DSGX) on Wednesday reported profit of $36.2 million in its fiscal first quarter. The Waterloo, Ontario-based company said it had net income of 41 cents per share. The logistics provider posted revenue of $168.7 million in the period. _____ This story was generated by Automated Insights ( using data from Zacks Investment Research. Access a Zacks stock report on DSGX at Sign in to access your portfolio
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Descartes Systems: Fiscal Q1 Earnings Snapshot
WATERLOO, Ontario (AP) — WATERLOO, Ontario (AP) — The Descartes Systems Group Inc. (DSGX) on Wednesday reported profit of $36.2 million in its fiscal first quarter. The Waterloo, Ontario-based company said it had net income of 41 cents per share. The logistics provider posted revenue of $168.7 million in the period. _____ This story was generated by Automated Insights ( using data from Zacks Investment Research. Access a Zacks stock report on DSGX at Sign in to access your portfolio
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Parvis Secures Strategic Investments from Bluestar Equity and Lankin Investments, Signaling Next Phase of Growth
New strategic alliances bring capital, leadership, and alignment as Parvis scales a modern marketplace for real estate and alternative investing Highlights Bluestar Equity, the investment office of the Murad Family, via its Bluestar Flagship Fund LP, and Lankin Investments Inc., make a strategic investment in Parvis providing significant growth capital as part of a long-term and comprehensive strategic alliance. Roy Murad, Chairman of Bluestar and Kyle Pulis, Founder and CEO of Lankin will join Parvis' Board of Directors. With Bluestar and Lankin's support, Parvis plans to accelerate its expansion of innovative financial services products and accelerate its growth through acquisitions. Vancouver, British Columbia--(Newsfile Corp. - June 4, 2025) - Parvis Invest Inc. (TSXV: PVIS) ("Parvis" or the "Company"), a technology-enabled platform redefining access to real estate and alternative private market investments, today announced the expansion of its strategic partnerships (the "Strategic Alliances") through equity investments by the Bluestar Flagship Fund ("Bluestar"), the investment office of the Murad Family, and Lankin Investments Inc. ("Lankin"), a leading Ontario-based real estate investment firm. Together these strategic investments, and corresponding alliance agreements, represent a pivotal step in advancing Parvis's mission to build a modern, scaled marketplace for private investing. As part of the alliances: Bluestar has made a strategic equity investment via its Bluestar Flagship Fund LP and will collaborate with Parvis across capital markets, M&A advisory, and legal and wealth services. Roy Murad, Chairman of Bluestar, will be appointed to Parvis' Board of Directors. Lankin has entered into an exclusive engagement to use Parvis as its exempt market dealer (EMD) and technology and compliance platform of record for capital raising across Canada and abroad. The partnership includes access to Parvis' distribution network and global and domestic fund architecture. Kyle Pulis, Founder and CEO of Lankin, will also join the Parvis Board. "These partnerships represent a powerful vote of confidence in our long-term strategy," said David Michaud, Founder & CEO of Parvis. "Bluestar brings institutional strength in capital markets and advisory. Lankin brings extensive expertise in real estate management. Together, we're building the infrastructure for a more connected and transparent private market." A Coordinated Investment Ecosystem The alliances reflect a shared vision for creating a more efficient and scalable capital flow between issuers and investors. Both Bluestar and Lankin will leverage Parvis's compliance infrastructure, KYC/AML systems, and fund technology to support their respective offerings. Bluestar will continue to provide M&A advisory and client referral services through its regulated entities, while Parvis will promote Bluestar's flagship funds and refer private wealth clients across its platform. Lankin, which has over $2B in assets under management in private real estate, will collaborate with Parvis to support joint lead generation, investor education, marketing, and operational services aimed at maximizing capital raise effectiveness and investor onboarding. "Parvis is executing at a high level," said Noah Murad, CEO and Managing Partner of Bluestar Equity. "We've seen firsthand the Company's ability to drive innovation and operational discipline in a traditionally fragmented market. This partnership allows us to support their continued scale, while aligning with a platform built for long-term success." "For us, this isn't just an investment, it's a strategic alignment," added Kyle Pulis, CEO of Lankin. "We're building something enduring, and we're excited to partner with Parvis to help shape the future of private market access in Canada and beyond." These dual investments accelerate Parvis's evolution into a central hub in Canada's private investment landscape - driven by alignment, not just capital. With Bluestar and Lankin as strategic partners, Parvis is solidifying its leadership in Canada's evolving private investment landscape. "At Parvis, we've always believed that the future of private markets will be shaped by collaboration," added Drew Green, Chairman of Parvis. "With Bluestar and Lankin aligned with our mission, we're accelerating that future - building a trusted ecosystem that connects capital with opportunity through innovation, access, and scale." Convertible Debenture Private Placement In connection with the Strategic Alliances, Parvis is pleased to announce its intention to complete a proposed non-brokered private placement of unsecured convertible debentures (the "Debentures") to Bluestar and Lankin, for aggregate gross proceeds of up to C$800,000, to be completed in three tranches, consisting of C$300,000 in each of the first two tranches and C$200,000 in the final tranche (the "Offering"). The Company intends to proceed with the closing of the first tranche of C$300,000 in principal amount in the near term. The Company's entry into the Strategic Alliances, including the appointments to the Board of Directors and execution of related agreements, is expected to occur following the closing of the Offering. The Debentures will be issued pursuant to separate subscription agreements and will bear interest at 10% per annum, maturing 24 months from the date of issuance, unless earlier converted in accordance with their terms. Each tranche of Debentures will be convertible into common shares of the Company at the option of the holder at a fixed conversion price of C$0.06 per share during the first 12 months following issuance of the first tranche, and C$0.10 per share thereafter. The second and third tranches will have fixed conversion prices of C$0.20 and C$0.35 per share, respectively. All conversions are subject to the terms and conditions set out in the applicable Debenture certificates and to the approval of the TSX Venture Exchange ("TSXV"), including compliance with its minimum pricing and price reservation requirements. The Offering is subject to customary closing conditions, including the conditional and final approvals of the TSXV. All securities issued pursuant to the Offering, including any common shares issuable upon conversion of the Debentures, will be subject to a statutory hold period of four months and one day from the date of issuance of the Debentures, in accordance with applicable securities laws and TSXV policies. No finders' fees or commissions will be paid in connection with the Offering. The net proceeds from the Offering will be used for general working capital and corporate purposes. The Offering is being completed in connection with the Company's Strategic Alliances with Bluestar and Lankin. As part of these arrangements, Roy Murad (Chairman of Bluestar) and Kyle Pulis (CEO of Lankin) will be appointed to the Company's Board of Directors and, upon appointment, will become insiders of the Company. Other than these board appointments, the Offering will not result in the creation of any new control persons or involve participation by existing insiders of the Company. About Parvis Parvis is a technology-driven investment platform delivering streamlined access to institutional-quality real estate and alternative investments. Headquartered in Vancouver with licenses and presence across Canada, Parvis combines regulatory infrastructure, marketing expertise, and end-to-end technology to simplify private investing for individuals and institutions. For more information, visit About Bluestar Equity Bluestar Equity is the investment office of the Murad Family, investing across private equity, real estate, and financial services through its flagship fund and regulated advisory entities. For more information, visit About Lankin Investments Lankin Investments Inc. is a real estate management and development firm focused on acquiring, managing and operating multi-family real estate assets. Lankin provides its investors with innovative investment strategies tailored to long-term capital growth. For more information, visit Forward-Looking Statement Disclaimer: This news release contains "forward-looking information" and "forward-looking information" within the meaning of applicable securities laws (collectively, "forward-looking statements") within the meaning of Canadian securities legislation. Forward-looking information generally refers to information about an issuer's business, capital, or operations that is prospective in nature, and includes future-oriented financial information about the issuer's prospective financial performance or financial position. Forward-looking statements are often identified by the words "may", "would", "could", "should", "will", "intend", "plan", "anticipate", "believe", "estimate", "expect" or similar expressions and includes information regarding: the completion of the first tranche of the Offering; the potential completion of the second and third tranches of the Offering; the use of proceeds from the Offering, the execution and integration of the strategic alliance agreements; and the Company's business plans and role in the investment industry. To develop the forward-looking information in this news release, the Company made certain material assumptions, including but not limited to: prevailing market conditions; general business, economic, competitive, political and social uncertainties; and the ability of the Company to execute and achieve its business objectives. There can be no assurance that such statements will prove to be accurate, as actual results and future events could differ materially from those anticipated in such statements. Accordingly, readers should not place undue reliance on forward-looking statements. Actual results may vary from the forward-looking information in this news release due to certain material risk factors. These risk factors include, but are not limited to: the risk that the Offering, or any tranche thereof, may not be completed on the terms described or at all; the risk that TSX Venture Exchange approval may not be obtained; adverse market conditions; changes in general economic, business and political conditions; changes in applicable laws and regulations; compliance with extensive government regulation; reliance on key and qualified personnel; risks associated with the real estate, investment, and technology industries in general. The foregoing list of material risk factors and assumptions is not exhaustive. The Company assumes no obligation to update or revise the forward-looking information in this news release, unless it is required to do so under Canadian securities legislation. Neither the Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release. This news release does not constitute an offer to sell or the solicitation of an offer to buy any securities in any jurisdiction. For further information: David Michaud, CEO, Parvis Invest Inc. Email: david@ Tel: 1-844-487-4866 For media inquiries please contact: Katie Green, August StrategyEmail: katie@ Follow us on social media: Instagram: @ParvisInvestFacebook: ParvisInvestLinkedIn: Parvis To view the source version of this press release, please visit Sign in to access your portfolio
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Canada Carbon Steel Nail Market Poised to Reach Valuation of US$ 133.03 Million By 2033
Construction rebound, industrial usage, and infrastructure programs drive resilient demand for Canada carbon steel nail market, while domestic mills leverage supply chain localization, coating innovation, and compatibility to maintain margins amid fluctuating material costs. Chicago, June 04, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The Canada carbon steel nail market was valued at US$ 92.76 million in 2024 and is anticipated to reach US$ 133.03 million by 2033, growing at a CAGR of 4.21% during the forecast period 2025–2033. Housing starts rebounded firmly across Canada during 2023, reversing two subdued years. Multi-family permits led, supported by provincial incentives targeting urban density gains. This upswing has direct pull-through on framing, sheathing, and siding schedules. Developers report cycle times compressing by three weeks versus 2021 averages. Compressed timelines elevate fastener consumption because crews minimize retrieval and wastage. Consequently, framing contractors increased standing orders for carbon steel common nails. Several distributors cite monthly call-offs running at 75 truckloads nationwide. Each truck averages 21 pallets, revealing healthy volume momentum through early 2024. Importantly, higher lumber usage per dwelling amplifies nail requirements further. The Canada carbon steel nail market benefits directly from this construction revival. Request Sample Pages: Institutional builds display similar traction, especially in healthcare renovations authorized post-pandemic. Quebec alone awarded 46 hospital wing contracts between January and October 2023. Structural engineers on these projects specify carbon steel nails for temporary formwork. They favor carbon varieties because concrete crews appreciate magnetic cleanup efficiency. Public procurement rules additionally prioritize North American melt certificates, shielding domestic mills. That stipulation nudges more orders toward Ontario-based cold heading facilities. These facilities already operate three shifts to satisfy widening delivery windows. Accordingly, the Canada market anticipates sustained institutional tailwinds into 2025. Loans stay accessible, supporting fresh starts despite cost headwinds. Upbeat backlog statistics reinforce the segment's status as volume cornerstone today. Key Findings in Canada Carbon Steel Nail Market Market Forecast (2033) US$ 133.03 million CAGR 4.21% By Nail Type Common Nails (27.84%) By Size Medium Nails (1-2.5 inches / 25-64mm (46.37%) By Packaging Collated (Strips/Coils) (51.01%) By Application Framing (28.07%) By End User Construction (52.32%) By Distribution Channel Offline (63.70%) Top Drivers Rising housing starts increasing demand for construction-grade carbon steel nails. Growth in e-commerce boosting pallet and packaging nail consumption nationwide. Upgrades in domestic production capacity improving supply reliability and quality. Top Trends Shift toward automated collation and packaging solutions for large contract buyers. Increasing preference for galvanized nails in climate-exposed construction applications. Expansion of coil nail production lines in British Columbia and Québec regions. Top Challenges Heavy reliance on imports causing frequent supply chain disruptions and delays. Trade policy uncertainty impacting Vietnamese and Malaysian nail import volumes. Volatile raw material prices leading to unstable nail manufacturing cost structures. Industrial Packaging Sector Unlocks Growth Beyond Conventional Building Industry Channels Beyond construction, manufacturing plants consume large volumes in industrial crating operations. Ontario food processors shipped 4.9 billion canned units during 2023 production runs. Each shrink-wrapped pallet relies on hardwood skids secured with carbon nails. A single high-speed line expends nearly 31 kilograms of nails daily. Rising consumer exports to the United States intensified that requirement through Q4. Therefore, procurement managers negotiated multi-year supply agreements late 2023 to hedge. Participants surveyed by Freight Canvas indicate average contract tenures now exceed four years. Such lengthy commitments enhance demand visibility for the Canada carbon steel nail market. Producers can thus calibrate melt scheduling, reducing costly overtime instances. Logistics considerations equally shape industrial packaging trends. Rail congestion around Vancouver forced exporters to load intermodal containers inland. These containers permit only limited overhang, demanding shorter, heavier-gauge nail specifications. Consequently, manufacturers like Tree Island Steel retooled two lines for 2.9-inch lengths. The move delivered 18 million additional pieces monthly beginning March 2024. In British Columbia, sawmills favor screw-shank varieties to withstand coastal humidity swings. Screw-shank adoption rose after 2022 incidents of pallet collapse during ferry crossings. The Canada carbon steel nail market responds by expanding thread-rolling capacity provincially. Automotive parts shippers in Windsor echo similar profile changes and volume spikes. Together, these niches sustain resilient throughput for domestic mills year-round. Forecasts indicate steady escalation ahead. Furniture Manufacturing Trends Reshape Specifications And Procurement Preferences Across Provinces Canadian furniture makers regained output momentum as retail inventories normalized after pandemic distortions. Statistics Canada recorded 152 million seating pieces produced in 2023, the decade's high. Wooden frames dominate, yet upholstered segments increasingly integrate engineered composites. These composites necessitate thinner nail diameters to prevent surface splitting. Consequently, mills introduced 14-gauge slick-finish nails in May 2024. Early adopter Palliser Furniture reported scrap falling by 22 kilograms per shift. The Canada carbon steel nail market quickly mirrored demand, allocating two galvanizing kettles. Galvanized coatings improve hold in moisture-rich foam assemblies added this year. Suppliers expect orders for 14-gauge to double again before holiday builds. Upholstery tooling suppliers already catalog compatible collation strips for pneumatic guns. Regional variation also matters because wood species differ by province. Alberta manufacturers working with lodgepole pine prefer ring-shank nails for enhanced grip. Ring-shank demand grew by 19 truckloads monthly between January and September 2024. Meanwhile, Ontario shops utilizing maple select smooth bright finish for staining performance. Different finish preferences compel distributors to manage broader stock-keeping units. Consequently, three wholesalers deployed automated vertical storage towers recently in early 2024. These towers index 640 distinct skus, trimming retrieval labor by one hour. Such efficiency gains reinforce loyalty toward domestic mills in the Canada carbon steel nail market. Furniture clients view responsive lead times as competitive advantage against Asian imports. Capital spending received support from provincial manufacturing investment tax credits. Automation Adoption In Nailing Equipment Alters Product Mix And Specifications Canadian job sites increasingly utilize pneumatic coil nailers with battery compressors. Tool rental reports indicate 54,000 cordless units circulated nationwide during 2023. Compared to hammer driving, pneumatic systems demand collated coils and clipped heads. Clipped heads save magazine space, allowing framers to fire 300 rounds uninterrupted. This shift nudges mills toward higher ratios of wire-collated production. Wire consumption at Lachine plant climbed to 940 tons during peak July. Plastic collation, however, retains share within roofing crews valuing lightweight feed strips. Accordingly, technology adoption complicates forecasting in the Canada carbon steel nail market. Producers must balance tooling changeovers to minimize downtime yet meet niche orders. Leading retailer Home Hardware reported coil nail sales rising sharply during spring promotions. Promotions coupled tool rebates with pallets of compatible fasteners. Onsite automation also influences coating demands. High-speed drivers generate heat that can blue unprotected shanks. Therefore, electro-galvanized variants gained favor among professional tool fleets. Imports from Taiwan previously dominated this niche but faced logistical delays in 2022. Domestic suppliers responded by installing inline zinc plating baths during 2023 overhaul. The retrofit elevated output capacity to 1.7 billion units annually by April. Such capacity underwrites just-in-time programs critical to hardware chains. Consequently, the Canada carbon steel nail market now captures orders once offshored. Field data shows misfire rates dropping to five per ten thousand drives. Lower misfires translate into labor savings on high-rise timelines. Supply Chain Realignment Follows US Duties, Asian Cost Volatility Trade policy changes reshaped sourcing strategies for Canadian nail buyers throughout 2023. The United States confirmed duties on specific Chinese fasteners under Section 301. Although Canada avoids equivalent tariffs, the Canada carbon steel nail market hedges against spill-over pricing. Consequently, more pallets are delivered directly from domestic mills to Great Lakes warehousing. Direct delivery shortens lead times by three days, invaluable during peak season. Asian cost volatility created impetus for this localization. Spot container rates from Shanghai to Rupert touched 5,400 dollars January 2024. Those rates equaled nearly double breakbulk charter expense for regional steel billets. Hence, billet imports look more attractive than finished nail consignments. Domestic logistics partners such as CN Rail rolled out dedicated equipment pools. Mills exploit the arbitrage by custom drawing billet diameters onsite. One Ontario facility added a 4,800-tonne straightener and sander in February. The upgrade raised in-house wire rod conversion capacity to 140,000 coils annually. Higher internal conversion buffers against sudden import price swings. Distributors benefit because they can quote customers fixed delivered pricing for six months. The Canada carbon steel nail market thereby improves its reliability reputation. Reliability has become procurement's second major ranking criterion after mechanical performance. Meanwhile, excess Korean capacity continues targeting West Coast ports with competitive offers. Canadian importers selectively accept those offers when freight discounts surpass 750 dollars. However, such choices undergo careful weekly review at importer risk committees. Raw Material Pricing Swings Influence Mill Margins And Contracting Structures Carbon steel nails derive cost base primarily from wire rod and zinc. Wire rod benchmark prices on the Montreal exchange averaged 960 dollars per ton 2023. By March 2024 that average retreated to 820 dollars, easing producer input strain. However, zinc cash values increased 190 dollars same period due to smelter outages. This divergence complicates forecasting because coating thickness influences cost differently. Mills responded by expanding variable surcharge clauses within annual distributor contracts. Surcharges activate whenever zinc trades beyond pre-set 20-dollar bands. The Canada carbon steel nail market adopted this transparent model ahead of rebar peers. Distributors appreciate clarity because it protects downstream quotes to hardware clients. Some distributors even embed forward zinc swaps directly within supply contracts. Raw material swings also drive innovation around process waste. A Quebec mill installed laser diameter sensors reducing over-draw on wire lines. Over-draw reduction saves 4.2 kilograms steel per pallet produced. Savings offset half of the zinc surcharge, maintaining stable gross margins. Another plant recuperates furnace heat to pre-dry wire, trimming natural gas use. Although not marketed as sustainability, operators highlight energy credit benefits on earnings calls. The Canada carbon steel nail market views such tactical upgrades as margin insurance. Margin insurance ranks higher priority amid uncertain macroeconomic forecasts into 2025. With disciplined cost controls, mills target consistent returns despite external turbulence. Banks structure these swaps with quarterly settlements tied to LME averages. Such financial instruments reduce administrative reconciliation during high volatility quarters. Lucrative Regional Revenue Pockets Concentrated In Prairies And Atlantic Provinces Regional analysis reveals particular momentum across prairie provinces of Saskatchewan and Manitoba. Both provinces advanced large grain elevator construction programs during 2023 harvest boom. Elevator structures employ numerous carbon steel nails for millwork and siding. Accordingly, distributors in Regina noted pallet turn rates tripling in nine months. Some even chartered dedicated flatbed routes from Ontario mills every Tuesday. The Canada carbon steel nail market therefore enjoys premium pricing opportunities prairie side. Prairie customers value prompt delivery more than modest price concessions. Rapid grain revenue allows projects to absorb freight surcharges without delay. Mill representatives confirm achieving backlog visibility through late 2024 on elevator projects. Provincial trade shows in Saskatoon showcased specialized fastener booths for builders. Atlantic Canada forms another profitable pocket, propelled by federal shipyard modernization grants. Halifax shipbuilders are expanding dry docks, warehouse roofs, and dormitory facilities. Nailing applications span wooden crates for turbine blades to bunkhouse trim. Shipyard audits show weekly nail requisitions near 14,000 pounds since January 2024. Local hardware outlets struggle meeting that pace, pushing buyers to direct mill channels. Mills react by stationing mobile inventory trailers inside Dartmouth industrial park. This hub shortens haul distance versus shipping from central warehouses in Ontario. Consequently, the Canada carbon steel nail market solidifies influence along Atlantic coastline. When frigate block contracts peak 2025, volumes should escalate significantly again. Need Custom Data? Let Us Know: Forward Outlook Provides Strategic Recommendations Through 2028 For Market Stakeholders Looking forward to 2028, analysts project steady compound expansion in building activity. Immigration quotas set at 485,000 entrants annually sustain housing demand fundamentals. Government has allocated 7,000 acres of surplus federal land for modular developments. Modular factories rely extensively on high-speed nailers due to panelized workflows. Therefore, the Canada carbon steel nail market should see consistent coil orders. Stakeholders may prudently allocate capital toward additional wire drawing and plating. Payback modeling indicates three-year horizon under conservative throughput assumptions. Cash flow resilience further improves when mills integrate hedging desks internally. Internal hedging mitigates volatility that once whipsawed quarterly pricing agreements. Experts highlight renovation backlogs across aging 1970s apartment stock. Renovations demand finish nails and brads, segments offering higher margins. Market power will also hinge on technology collaboration with tool manufacturers. Joint R&D can tailor nail geometry to next-generation brushless drivers. Participants in the Canada carbon steel nail market should forge such alliances early. Early partners gain privileged software data improving predictive maintenance service offerings. Another opportunity involves digital traceability using embedded QR head markings. Traceability supports quality control when modules cross provincial borders for final assembly. Regulators already consult industry regarding standardized metadata formats for fasteners notably. Compliance readiness will position the Canada carbon steel nail market as innovation leader. Overall, execution on capital, collaboration, and compliance ensures advantage by 2028. For exporters, Latin reconstruction programs could unlock ancillary outlet potential. Canadian mills certified under ASTM F1667 meet documentation thresholds easily. Canada Carbon Steel Nail Market Major Players: Tree Island Steel Duchesne Stanley Black & Decker, Inc. Simpson Strong-Tie Company, Inc. Grip-Rite Mid Continent Steel & Wire Maze Nails Falcon Fasteners Other Prominent Players Key Segmentation: By Nail Type Common Nails Box Nails Finishing Nails Brad Nails Duplex Nails Ring Shank Nails Masonry Nails Others By Size Short Nails (Below 1 inch / 25mm) Medium Nails (1-2.5 inches / 25-64mm) Long Nails (2.5-4 inches / 64-102mm) Extra-Long Nails (Above 4 inches / 102mm) By Packaging Bulk Bundled Collated (Strips/Coils) By Application Framing Roofing Drywall Installation Flooring Pallet and Crate Assembly Fencing and Decking Others By End User Construction Furniture and Woodworking Logistics and Packaging Manufacturing By Distribution Channel Online Offline Direct Sales Distributors & Wholesalers Retail Stores Hardware Stores Home Improvement Chains Want to Know More? 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