Alro Steel Set to Acquire Access Metals
The acquisition is expected to enable Alro to grow its customer base in the eastern United States while providing improved service for cut-to-size metals.
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Alro Steel entered into an agreement to acquire certain assets of Access Metals in Baltimore, Maryland, on September 30, 2022. Founded in 2006 by Yolanda Drenner, Access Metals is a service center specializing in small orders with quick and competitive service to customers in manufacturing, machining and fabricating. This purchase is expected to enable Alro to grow its customer base in the eastern United States while providing improved service for cut-to-size metals.
Drenner says, “I’m pleased to announce that, effective September 30, 2022, ownership of Access Metals will transfer to Alro Steel. It’s a well-established, family-owned business, founded in 1948. Alro shares my philosophy to exceed customer expectations through superior service and teamwork.”
Randy Glick, CEO of Alro Steel, adds, “We are excited to welcome Access Metals to the Alro family. Access Metals has a reputation for superior customer service with a strong base of manufacturing customers in Maryland.”
Learn more about Alro Steels:
- Alro Steel Elects New CEO, Chairman
- Alro Plastics Relocates and Expands Facility Size
- Alro Steel Toledo Completes Warehouse Expansion
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