Building products M&A enters 2026 with renewed momentum following improved activity in late 2025. Strategic buyers continue to lead transactions, while private equity remains disciplined and focused on targeted opportunities. Read our latest update for insights into deal trends, construction market conditions and input pricing dynamics shaping the outlook for building products in 2026.
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Read our latest building products sector forecasts, including a deep dive on current trends in the window and door sector.
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M&A activity in the building products sector is showing early signs of optimism as confidence improves and sellers re-enter the market. Strategic buyers continue to lead most transactions, while private equity remains selective. Read our latest update to explore the data, deals and insights shaping the next wave of activity in building products.
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M&A activity declined 46% year-over-year in early 2025 as market participants adopted a “wait and see” stance. Still, long-term tailwinds, such as residential undersupply, demand for tech-enabled infrastructure and luxury repair and remodel, remain in place and could support future activity.
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Discover our latest building products sector forecasts, including a deep dive on current flooring trends in the first edition of our 2025 market forecasts.
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Discover how building product manufacturers are focusing on leadership to drive alignment across teams.
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Discover our latest building products sector forecasts, including a deep dive on current HVACR trends in the second edition of our 2024 market overview.
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Learn more about building products sector forecasts, including a deep dive on current roofing trends in the first edition of our 2024 market overview.
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Building products manufacturers focused on growth typically look to expand geographically, diversify their offerings, develop new products, invest in technology or acquire other companies to stay relevant or increase revenue. While these strategies can all improve the bottom line, they often lack a key component: putting customer needs first.
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