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DateLocationLocationDescription
10/15Walter R. Hammond Co.W.P. & R.S. Mars Co. W.P. & R.S. Mars has acquired Walter R. Hammond Co., a distributor
MinneapolisBloomington of cutting tools and accessories to expand its product offerings and
market in the Twin Cities.
10/16Arctic FoxPhillips & Temro IndustriesPhillips & Temro Industries, a porfolio company of Boston-based
Delano, Minn.Eden PrairieAudax Group, has acquired Arctic Fox, a supplier of fuel and fluid
heating products and systems.
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