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Graybar Acquires Broken Arrow Electric Supply
Graybar will retain BAES's team, locations, and suppliers to expand its regional electrical distribution and related services footprint, pending regulatory approval.
- On March 9, 2026, Graybar announced plans to acquire Broken Arrow Electric Supply, pending regulatory approval, from St. Louis, describing Graybar as a leading distributor.
- Graybar, a Fortune 500 corporation with more than 350 North American facilities, plans to acquire Broken Arrow Electric Supply, which has a strong market position in Oklahoma, pending approval.
- Founded in 1977, Broken Arrow Electric Supply operates seven locations in eastern Oklahoma, and Kathleen M. Mazzarella said it is "a highly respected organization with a strong market position in Oklahoma."
- If regulators approve, BAES will become a Graybar subsidiary retaining the Broken Arrow Electric Supply name, team, locations and suppliers, while connecting to Graybar's supply chain management and logistics services.
- The move positions Graybar to complement its business and accelerate regional growth, while BAES CEO Bruce Garner says joining Graybar preserves the people-focused culture and opens growth and innovation opportunities.
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