Southwire finalizes acquisition of Alflex

Aug. 12, 2004
Southwire will get two manufacturing facilities

Southwire will get two manufacturing facilities

Southwire recently finalized it acquisition of Alflex, a Louisville, Ky.-based subsidiary of Commonwealth Industries. As EC&M reported on June 8, 2004, Southwire planned to purchase the company and its line of metal-clad cable and flexible conduit products to expand its line of MC products.

In the stock purchase agreement, Southwire acquired all of Alflex, including manufacturing facilities in Long Beach, Calif. and Rocky Mount, N.C. Both plants produce armored cable and flexible conduit products for residential, commercial, industrial, and original equipment manufacturer markets.

Southwire has created an ordering system that cross-references both the company’s product number to ease the transaction for customers,

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