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AD Reports Record Sales and Growth Through the Third Quarter of 2025

AD Reports Record Sales and Growth Through the Third Quarter of 2025

November 3, 2025

AD reports that member sales through the first nine months of 2025 increased 28% to $78 billion across the group’s 14 divisions and three countries. Member purchases from AD suppliers rose 31%.

A significant percentage of AD’s overall YTD growth was the result of its 2024 merger with IMARK Electrical. However, AD members also acquired 75 companies year-to-date, including 24 fellow AD members and 51 from outside the group.

Same-store sales of existing AD members increased by 6% in the U.S., 5% in Canada, and 1% in Mexico, in their respective currencies.

Chairman and CEO Bill Weisberg said, “2025 continues to be AD’s largest growth year ever, boding exceptionally well for our ability to deliver increased profitability to our ownermembers, increased market-share to our supplier partners and cost-efficiently support our growing community of independents for years to come.”

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