Three distributors—Watsco, Ferguson, and Core & Main—demonstrate resilient demand due to urgent HVAC, plumbing, and water infrastructure needs that don't wait for economic conditions. Watsco leads in HVAC distribution with steady dividends and recent acquisitions, despite margin pressures. Ferguson benefits from a balanced customer mix, showing growth in HVAC and non-residential sectors, while managing leverage from acquisitions. Core & Main focuses on municipal water infrastructure, supported by steady demand from aging systems and significant investment needs, though it carries higher debt. These companies illustrate stable, essential demand that cushions them from typical economic downturns.
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