← Back

DXP Enterprises Inc

DXP Enterprises, Inc., together with its subsidiaries, engages in distributing maintenance, repair, and operating (MRO) products, equipment, and services in the United States, Canada, and internationally. The company operates in three segments: Service Centers, Supply Chain Services, and Innovative Pumping Solutions. The Service Centers segment offers MRO products, equipment, and integrated services, including technical expertise and logistics capabilities. It also provides a range of MRO products in the rotating equipment, bearing, power transmission, hose, fluid power, metal working, fastener, industrial supply, safety products, and safety services categories. This segment serves customers in the oil and gas, general industrial, manufacturing, chemical, food and beverage, refining, water and wastewater, fabrication and construction, and other industries. Its Supply Chain Services segment manages procurement and inventory optimization and management, store-room management, transaction consolidation and control, vendor oversight and procurement cost optimization, productivity improvement, and customized reporting services. The company's programs include SmartAgreement, a procurement solution for various MRO categories; SmartBuy, an on-site or centralized MRO procurement solution; SmartSource, an on-site procurement and storeroom management solution; SmartStore, an e-Catalog solution; SmartVend, an industrial dispensing solution; and SmartServ, an integrated service pump solution. The Innovative Pumping Solutions segment fabricates and assembles custom-made pump packages; remanufactures pumps; and manufactures branded private label pumps. The company was formerly known as INDEX INC and changed its name to DXP Enterprises, Inc. in May 1997. DXP Enterprises, Inc. was founded in 1908 and is based in Houston, Texas.

Price · split & dividend adjusted
News & notes moving DXPE
Climate Adaptation & Water▲

DXP Enterprises posts record EBITDA margin as water sales surge

DXP Enterprises reported second-quarter sales rose 15.6 percent year over year to 576.5 million dollars, while adjusted EBITDA margin reached a company-record 12.2 percent. Net income increased to 28.7 million dollars and diluted earnings per share climbed to 1.76 dollars from 1.43 dollars a year earlier. Innovative Pumping Solutions sales jumped 52.6 percent to 142.7 million dollars, driven by water and wastewater activity, and DXP Water sales rose 85.6 percent year over year amid sustained municipal infrastructure demand. Free cash flow improved to 29.8 million dollars in the quarter, and the company completed four acquisitions plus the purchase of Canadian firm Mequipco to expand its water platform. Management said it is targeting a sustainable long-term adjusted EBITDA margin of 12 percent.
DXPE ▲
Climate Adaptation & Water ▲
MarketBeat·20dRead more ▾
DXPE▲

StockStory highlights two Russell 2000 industrials to watch and one to avoid

StockStory identified DXP and Champion Homes as Russell 2000 industrials with strong growth potential, while recommending investors avoid AerSale. DXP achieved 16.8% annual revenue growth over five years and boosted earnings per share by 18.3% annually through share repurchases. Champion Homes posted 14.7% annual revenue growth over two years and 20.4% annual EPS growth over five years, aided by buybacks and high returns on capital. AerSale faces flat sales, a 36.5 percentage point drop in free cash flow margin over five years, and declining returns on capital.
ASLE ▼DXPE ▲
StockStory·55dRead more ▾
DXPE▼2

Industrial Distributors Stocks Q1 Review: Rush Enterprises Revenue Falls 9%

Industrial distributors stocks reported mixed first-quarter results, with Rush Enterprises posting a 9% year-on-year revenue decline to $1.68 billion, missing analyst estimates by 2.5%. Richardson Electronics led the group with a 3.1% revenue increase to $55.47 million, beating expectations by 4.4% and driving its stock up 53.7% since reporting. DXP Enterprises saw revenue rise 9.5% to $521.7 million but missed estimates by 1.9%, sending shares down 7.5%. Distribution Solutions grew revenue 3.8% to $496 million, topping forecasts by 1.4%, while VSE Corporation surged 26.8% to $324.6 million, exceeding expectations by 3.8%. Overall, the 24 tracked industrial distributors beat consensus revenue estimates by 2.1% but guided next quarter's revenue 1.2% below expectations, with average share prices up 6.8% since earnings.
RUSHA ▼RELL ▲DXPE ▼VSEC ▲DSGR ▲
Yahoo Finance·62dRead more ▾
DXPE▼

Industrial distributors post mixed Q1 results as GATX misses and Richardson Electronics surges

The 24 industrial distributors tracked by StockStory reported a satisfactory first quarter, with aggregate revenues beating analyst consensus by 2.1% while next-quarter revenue guidance came in 1.2% below estimates. GATX posted revenue of $583.7 million, up 38.4% year on year but missing expectations by 2.7%, and its stock fell 11.2% since the report. Richardson Electronics delivered the best performance of the group, with revenue of $55.47 million beating estimates by 4.4% and its stock surging 55%. DXP Enterprises was the weakest, with revenue of $521.7 million missing estimates by 1.9% and its stock declining 4.1%. W.W. Grainger reported revenue of $4.74 billion, exceeding estimates by 3.6% and issuing the highest full-year guidance raise among peers, sending its stock up 16.7%.
DXPE ▼GATX ▼GWW ▲RELL ▲
StockStory·65dRead more ▾
DXPE▲

DXP Enterprises Q1 2026 Sales Rise 9.5% to $521.7 Million

DXP Enterprises reported first-quarter 2026 sales rose 9.5% year over year to $521.7 million, with adjusted EBITDA increasing to $57.8 million and free cash flow swinging to $26.3 million from a prior-year outflow. GAAP EPS was broadly flat at $1.22 versus $1.25, reflecting acquisition-related costs and financing headwinds, while margins held firm at 11.1%. The company saw accelerating momentum through the quarter, with average daily sales improving from $7.2 million in January to $9.2 million in March and bookings extending into April. Its Innovative Pumping Solutions segment, where water accounted for 66% of sales, delivered 14 consecutive quarters of sequential growth, and acquisitions contributed $40.7 million in higher-margin revenue.
DXPE ▲
InfoArb Sheets·68dRead more ▾
DXPE▲

DXP Enterprises acquires General Repair Service

DXP Enterprises has completed the acquisition of General Repair Service, a regional distributor and service provider specializing in fluid handling and process equipment. The transaction was funded entirely using cash from DXP's balance sheet and establishes DXP's operational presence in Minnesota. Headquartered in Vadnais Heights, General Repair serves the greater Minnesota market with mission-critical pumps, industrial blowers, and related rotating process equipment for water, wastewater, and industrial end-markets. For the trailing twelve months ended March 31, 2026, General Repair generated total sales of approximately $12.2 million and adjusted EBITDA of approximately $1.6 million.
DXPE ▲
Seeking Alpha·70dRead more ▾
DXPE▼

Maintenance and Repair Distributors Beat Q1 Revenue Estimates by 1.3%

The nine maintenance and repair distributors tracked by StockStory reported first-quarter revenues that beat analysts' consensus estimates by 1.3%. W.W. Grainger posted revenue of $4.74 billion, up 10.1% year on year and exceeding expectations by 3.6%, while VSE Corporation delivered the fastest revenue growth among its peers at 26.8% to $324.6 million, beating estimates by 4.7%. DXP was the weakest performer, with revenue of $521.7 million missing estimates by 1.9% and its stock falling 8.3% since the results. WESCO reported revenue of $6.08 billion, up 13.8% and topping estimates by 3.7%, and Distribution Solutions posted revenue of $496 million, up 3.8% and beating estimates by 1.4%. Share prices of the group have been resilient, rising 7.9% on average since the latest earnings results.
DXPE ▼GWW ▲VSEC ▲WCC ▲DSGR ▲
StockStory·70dRead more ▾
© 2026 MarketDXAsset