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HD Supply traces its roots to Maintenance Warehouse, a maintenance product distribution company founded in 1974. Over the subsequent two decades, Maintenance Warehouse continued to grow and Home Depot eventually acquired it in 1997. In 2007, Home Depot sold HD Supply to private equity investors (Bain, Carlyle Group, and CD&amp;R) for $10.3 billion. After operating under private equity ownership for over five years and amassing a significant amount of debt, HD Supply completed its initial public…

HD Supply’s stock price swooned on June 11 following the company’s fiscal first-quarter earnings release. While the narrow-moat industrial distributor’s results beat management’s guidance and consensus expectations, the market was not pleased with the firm’s downward-revised full-year outlook
HD Supply started its fiscal 2019 on solid footing. Indeed, sales increased 7.5% year over year to $1.5 billion (6% organic growth) driven by 7% sales growth from the facilities maintenance segment and…

United States

HD Supply Holdings, Inc. is a holding company. The Company, through its subsidiaries, operates as an industrial distributor of products specializing in maintenance, repair & operations, infrastructure & power, and specialty construction.

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