Lowe’s has agreed to acquire a building products company for $8.8 billion, the home improvement retailer announced Wednesday. Foundation Building Materials distributes framing, ceiling systems, commercial doors and hardware,

Lowe's faces falling sales post-pandemic but maintains strong margins and earnings through aggressive buybacks and M&A. Learn more on LOW stock here.

The acquisition will expand the Mooresville-based home improvement chain’s reach among its professional customers, Lowe’s said. FBM, based in Santa Ana, California, is a distributor of interior building products with over 370 locations across the U.S. and Canada.

Lowe’s posted second-quarter sales growth and raised its full-year outlook, shrugging off weaker DIY demand from a slow housing market and economic uncertainty.

Lowe's ( NYSE: LOW) announced the largest acquisition in the company's history with a deal to snap up Foundation Building Materials for $8.8 billion. The deal will be funded with a mix of short- and long-term debt, including $9 billion in committed bridge financing.

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JENSEN BEACH — A new building is rising up by Lowe's Home Improvement store on U.S. 1 here. Fifth Third Bank is building a freestanding branch at 4110 Northwest Federal Highway at Northwest Eugenia Street.

The home-improvement retailer boosted its annual outlook, fueling a mode