
Expanded reach into Colorado and New Mexico, creating regional density in RelaDyne’s existing facilities. Strengthened our position with Shell and Castrol.

Expanded reach into Colorado and New Mexico, creating regional density in RelaDyne’s existing facilities. Strengthened our position with Shell and Castrol.

Expanded our reach in Texas and Oklahoma and made RelaDyne the largest US distributor of Chevron, Shell, Phillips 66, and Summit.

Expanded our existing geographic footprint in the Alabama market, creating regional density and enhancing synergies for future acquisitions in the area.

Geographically expanded our current footprint, enabling great satellite support and increased production potential for existing Ohio operations. Further established strategic alignment to major oil brands.

Geographically expanded our products and services into new territories and connected RelaDyne markets north from existing Gulf Coast operations and south from Tennessee and northern Alabama operations. Strengthened existing alliance with Chevron.

Expanded geographic footprint into the western US and Rocky Mountains, mainly Utah, Colorado, Idaho, Nevada, and Wyoming. Strengthened RelaDyne’s existing alliance with Shell.

Considered among the nation’s top 10 distributors of Shell, Pennzoil, and Quaker State. Provided RelaDyne with better geographic density and infusion of RelaDyne products, services, and technology in Tennessee and surrounding areas.

A single-source partner for diesel fuel and commercial propane customers serving the Mid-Atlantic. Similar focus as RediFuel business model of commercial and industrial accounts. Expanded RelaDyne’s RediFuel business model into the urban Philadelphia market.

An integral part of the RelaDyne platform to further expand the Reliability Services division. Expanded RelaDyne’s service footprint into Canada, Alaska, and the East Coast.

Two locations and customer segments of automotive and commercial are perfectly aligned to RelaDyne’s business model. Geographically expanded RelaDyne into northern Oklahoma, Kansas, and Missouri.