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Samuel Acquires AP Specialty Metals

Nov 26 2010

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Wayne Bassett, President and CEO of Samuel, Son & Co., Limited today announced the acquisition of metals distributor AP Specialty Metals.

AP operates from a 48,000 square foot facility located just north of Atlanta in Alpharetta, Georgia. AP Specialty's current product line is stainless sheet, bar and plate and aluminum sheet. Their processing facilities include a 60" cut-to-length line, a 60" coil to coil sheet polisher and a 60" sheet to sheet polishing line.

"AP Specialty is a great addition to the Samuel Group of companies.  It will be linked with our current facilities in Florida, Alabama, South Carolina and North Carolina to significantly enhance our ability to service our customers in the Southeastern USA," Mr. Bassett explained.  He added that "AP will now be selling Samuel's full range of carbon, stainless and aluminum products and will also be opening a facility in the Tampa/Orlando area in the near future".

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http://www.samuel.com/

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