TPC Wire & Cable Acquires Milrail to Expand North American Reach
TPC Wire & Cable Corp. has completed its acquisition of Milrail, Inc., strengthening its position in the high-performance wire and cable market. The deal also expands Milrail’s footprint across the United States and Mexico.
TPC Milrail Acquisition Expands Market Reach
The TPC Milrail acquisition supports growth across North America. Milrail, based in Point-Claire, Quebec, has served the rail, transit, and military sectors since 1990. The company specializes in wire, cable, and interconnect solutions.
Milrail President Allan LaPlante emphasized the benefits of the partnership. He noted that customers increasingly prefer working with larger providers that offer broader capabilities and regional reach.
By combining Milrail’s technical expertise and customer service with TPC’s commercial strength, both companies can deliver enhanced solutions across the wire and cable market.
Growth Strategy in the U.S. and Mexico
TPC President and CEO Jeff Crane confirmed the company’s focus on expanding Milrail’s presence in the U.S. and Mexican markets. He highlighted the company’s commitment to delivering high-quality products to a wider customer base.
This acquisition supports TPC’s long-term strategy to grow its product portfolio and geographic reach.
Recent Acquisition Activity
TPC continues to expand through strategic acquisitions. In September 2017, the company acquired Electa Cord in Massillon, Ohio. Electa Cord produces custom-molded cable assemblies, power cords, and cord sets for OEMs.
This latest move further strengthens TPC’s position as a key supplier in the wire and cable industry.
Learn more about TPC Wire & Cable:
https://www.tpcwire.com
Explore Milrail:
http://www.milrail.com
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