Graham completes merger with U.S.-based XL Industries
XLI will join Graham’s U.S. Buildings group, comprised of Milender White.
Key Takeaways:
- The merger between Graham Group and XL Industries (XLI) strengthens Graham’s U.S. presence and expands both companies’ capacity in key growth sectors. This immediately boosts Graham’s annual revenue, backed by a $1.4 billion project backlog.
- Both companies emphasize innovation, quality, and reliability while maintaining a strong commitment to local communities, workforce development, and sustainable building practices.
- The merger allows both companies to leverage technological advancements, broaden service offerings, and enhance workforce capabilities to meet the evolving demands of the construction industry.
The Whole Story:
Graham Group has completed a merger with XL Industries (XLI), a northern California-based construction company, expanding both companies’ delivery capacity in key growth sectors and strengthening Graham’s U.S. footprint. The merger will result in an immediate boost in Graham’s annual revenues supported by more than $1.4 billion (USD) in project backlog.
Headquartered in Milpitas, California, with additional offices in Oakland and Sacramento, XLI encompasses a diverse family of companies: XL Construction, Bradley Concrete, Elevated Construction Services, TimberQuest, and Arrow Rental & Supply.
“This merger is an exciting step forward for both companies,” said Andy Trewick, CEO of Graham. “By joining forces, we’re growing our market presence and bringing even more innovation to the industry. XL Industries is known for its reliability and commitment to quality, just like us, making this partnership a great fit for both teams. There is no question that our combined strength, talent and innovation will grow our leadership in the industry.”
Beyond the business advantages, both Graham and XLI stated they share a deep-rooted commitment to the communities where they operate. The companies have long supported local initiatives, workforce development, and sustainable building practices that contribute to the long-term success of the regions they serve.
“We’re excited to take this next step with Graham,” said Richard Walker, President and CEO of XL Industries and now Graham’s EVP, US Buildings division. “This next phase for our business gives us the opportunity to grow, reach new markets, and continue delivering high-quality projects while staying true to our values. Most importantly, it strengthens our ability to make a lasting impact in the communities where we live and work.”
The merger will enable both companies to capitalize on technological advancements, expand service offerings, and build workforce capabilities to meet the evolving demands of the construction industry.
Founded in 1992, XL Industries (XLI) is a leading construction services provider committed to its purpose of “building to improve lives.” There will be no immediate changes to XLI’s brand or leadership. XLI will join Graham’s U.S. Buildings group, comprised of Milender White, a full-service real estate company with offices in Southern California and Colorado that joined Graham in 2021, and Graham’s Seattle operations.
Together, these companies specialize in serving clients across the education, life sciences, advanced technology, commercial, civic, and healthcare sectors, creating spaces that enhance and enrich communities. Known for excellence, XLI has been consistently ranked among Silicon Valley’s “Best Places to Work.”
