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Patrick Industries, Inc.

Patrick Industries, Inc.

Patrick Industries Inc makes and sells building products and materials for recreational vehicles and manufactured housing. The company is organized into two segments based on product type: manufacturing and distribution. The manufacturing segment, which generates the majority of revenue, sells laminated and vinyl products that include furniture, shelving, cabinets, bath fixtures, and countertops. The distribution segment sells prefinished wall and ceiling panels, as well as electrical and plumbing products for the RV and manufactured housing industries. One of the firm's RV customers makes up a portion of revenue.www.patrickind.com

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Sep 28, 2026

Mike WendlandHOST
13:23
All right, story number three, an RV supplier asked a court to stop the Patrick Lippert merger.
Mike WendlandHOST
13:29
Last week, we told you about a delay in the federal antitrust review of the merger between Patrick Industries and LCI, which is the parent company of Lippert.
Mike WendlandHOST
13:39
This week, there is a new challenge, and it comes from a supplier, a company named Seaflow Marine and RV North America, asking the court in Cook County, Illinois, to block this merger and force the companies to sell off parts of their business if it goes through.
Mike WendlandHOST
13:56
Here's the background, as reported by Camper FAQs, which reviewed the court filings and by RVTravel.com.
Mike WendlandHOST
14:25
The Lippert and Patrick merger hits a delay.
Mike WendlandHOST
14:29
Back in June, two Elkhart companies announced they were combining into one, Patrick Industries and LCI Industries, the parent company of Lippert, agreed to an all-stock merger, combined revenue of roughly about $8.1 billion.
Mike WendlandHOST
14:44
Headquarters, Elkhart, Andy Nemeth of Patrick, running the new company, more than $150 million in cost savings promised within three years, and a closing expected the first half of 2027.
Mike WendlandHOST
14:57
If those names don't mean much to you, they should.

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