Tenex Capital Management has partnered with Empire Auto Parts, a leading distributor of automotive parts, to enhance its operational capabilities and market position in the Northeastern and Mid-Atlantic U.S. regions.
Information on the Target
Empire Auto Parts is a leading distributor of aftermarket automotive parts, primarily servicing collision repair centers across the Mid-Atlantic and Northeastern regions of the United States. Since its inception in 1985, Empire has established a robust infrastructure, sourcing and stocking a comprehensive range of collision repair parts suitable for a vast array of vehicle makes and models, including a variety of vintage cars.
The company's core product offerings encompass essential components commonly damaged in automobile accidents, such as bumper covers, headlights, taillights, hoods, and fenders. Empire distinguishes itself by providing same-day delivery services through its dedicated fleet of drivers and trucks, ensuring timely and reliable service for its repair center and dealership partners.
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The U.S. automotive parts industry has seen significant growth over the past decade, driven by rising vehicle usage and an increasing number of accidents on the roads. As vehicles age and require more maintenance and parts replacem
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Tenex Capital Management
invested in
Empire Auto Parts
in 2018
in a Buy & Build / Roll-Up deal