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Company Overview

Business Description

Sector
Industrials
Industry
Machinery
Headquarters
United States of America US
Employees
4 832
IPO date
Feb 25, 1991

Mueller Industries makes metal and plastic parts that move fluids and heat in buildings and industrial equipment. Its main products include copper tube, brass fittings, valves, and related components used in plumbing, heating, air conditioning, refrigeration, and some industrial applications. It sells mainly to wholesalers, distributors, contractors, and original equipment manufacturers that need reliable standard parts rather than custom one-off products.

The company makes money by manufacturing these products and selling them through the supply chain at a markup. Much of its business comes from everyday repair, replacement, and new construction demand, so customers buy Mueller’s parts as basic inputs for homes, commercial buildings, and equipment. That makes the business tied to steady end markets like construction, maintenance, and industrial production.

What sets Mueller apart is its role as a maker of the essential tubing and fittings that sit at the center of plumbing and climate-control systems. It is not a finished-appliance brand or a contractor; it is a core supplier of the metal and plastic components other companies build into larger systems. This gives it a straightforward industrial model based on product manufacturing, distribution relationships, and long-lived demand for replacement parts.

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Address
150 Schilling Blvd., Suite 100
Collierville, Tennessee
United States of America

Business Segments

Piping Systems

Makes copper, brass, plastic, and other tubing and fittings used to move water, gas, and refrigerants through buildings and equipment. It also includes valves and related products for plumbing and heating work.

Customers

Plumbers, HVAC contractors, distributors, wholesalers, builders, and industrial customers

Revenue Model

Sells finished pipe, tubing, fittings, and related products through wholesale and distribution channels

Industrial Metals

Makes brass, copper, aluminum, and specialty metal products such as rod, bar, and wire used in manufacturing and machining. This segment also supplies parts that become components in other industrial products.

Customers

Industrial manufacturers, machine shops, fabricators, distributors, and original equipment makers

Revenue Model

Sells metal products and machined components, mainly through direct sales and distributors

Climate

Makes components used in heating, cooling, and refrigeration systems, including parts that help move and control refrigerants and airflow.

Customers

HVAC equipment makers, refrigeration companies, contractors, and distributors

Revenue Model

Sells components and assemblies to equipment manufacturers and the HVAC and refrigeration supply chain

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Management

Mr. Gregory L. Christopher

Chairman of the Board & CEO

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Mr. Jeffrey A. Martin

Executive VP, CFO & Treasurer

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Mr. Christopher John Miritello

Executive VP, General Counsel & Corporate Secretary

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Mr. Steffen Sigloch

Chief Manufacturing Officer

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Mr. Brian K. Barksdale

Vice President of Marketing

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Mr. Daniel R. Corbin

Senior Vice President of Manufacturing

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Mr. Gary Westermeyer

President & GM of Westermeyer Industries

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Mr. Nadiem Umar

President of International Division

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Mr. Christopher A. Mitchell

President of Brass & Aluminum

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Mr. Anthony J. Steinriede

VP & Corporate Controller

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