In each of our regions, we operate distinct businesses with strong trading brand names. Many of these hold leading positions in their local markets.
The financial results in this section relate to ongoing businesses only.
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Key brands
Ferguson
– Market position: 1
– See brand profile
Build.com
– Market position: 2
– See brand profile
Wolseley Canada
– Market position: 2
– See brand profile
Plumb Center and Parts Center
– Market position: 1
– See brand profile
Drain Center
– Market position: 1
– See brand profile
Pipe Center and Climate Center
– Market position: 2
– See brand profile
Stark
– Market position: 1
– See brand profile
Silvan
– Market position: 2
– See brand profile
Beijer
– Market position: 1
– See brand profile
Neumann
– Regional leader
– See brand profile
Starkki
– Market position: 2
– See brand profile
Reseau Pro
– Market position: 2
– See brand profile
Silverwood
– Market position: 1
– See brand profile
Wasco
– Market position: 3
– See brand profile
Tobler
– Market position: 1
– See brand profile
OAG
– Market position: 2
– See brand profile
Beijer
Beijer Byggmaterial is a Swedish chain of builders' merchants. It operates through combi-stores and has a wide and well-assorted product range for both professional customers and consumers.
Beijer Byggmaterial originated in 1866 with the opening of Firma G Beijer in Malmö, Sweden. Since then, Beijer has evolved from a small business importing, amongst other things, chemicals, iron and metal to become a chain of builders’ merchants serving professional builders, contractors and small industrial enterprises as well as private consumers.
Since 2002 all stores in the Beijer chain have carried the name Beijer Byggmaterial.
The chain was acquired by DT Group in 1990 and is the largest nationwide player in Sweden, with stores from Boden in the north to Malmö in the south. DT was acquired by Wolseley in 2006.
Beijer profile PDF
67
Branches
1
Market position*
* Management estimate
1,267
Employees
Operating in:
- Sweden
Businesses:
- Building materials
Head office:
Sollentuna, Sweden
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Revenue inAs at 31 July 2012
