The new investor Q&A document provides shareholders with updated company information.

QXO, Inc. (NYSE: QXO), today posted a new investor Q&A document to its website. The document was also filed by QXO as an exhibit to a Form 8-K with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.

The Q&A is directly accessible at this link. 

About QXO

QXO is North America’s largest distributor and installer of insulation; second-largest distributor of roofing products; second-largest publicly traded distributor of lumber and building materials; and largest distributor of waterproofing products. QXO is the fastest growing company in the $800 billion building products distribution industry and plans to become the tech-enabled leader by delivering best-in-class customer satisfaction and outsized returns for its shareholders. The company is targeting $50 billion in annual revenue within the next decade through accretive acquisitions and organic growth. Visit QXO.com for more information.

Deal expected to be substantially accretive to QXO’s earnings.

QXO, Inc. (NYSE: QXO) today announced it has closed its previously disclosed acquisition of TopBuild Corp. The transaction significantly expands QXO’s scale and capabilities across the building products value chain. QXO now holds leadership positions in key building product categories in North America:

• #1 in insulation
• #2 in roofing
• #1 in waterproofing
• #1 or #2 in the lumber and building materials sector, in key geographies served

The company also announced that Alec Covington, TopBuild’s former chairman, joined QXO’s board of directors, effective immediately. Mr. Covington replaces Jared Kushner, who has resigned from the board of directors to focus on other commitments.

Brad Jacobs, chairman and chief executive officer of QXO, said, “By acquiring TopBuild, we’re broadening our product offering, adding installation capabilities and expanding our exposure to fast-growing end markets like data centers. By 2030, we expect to generate at least $300 million in annual synergies largely from procurement, pricing, and cross-selling, while applying TopBuild’s operational excellence across QXO. The transaction is expected to be highly accretive to earnings and advance our plan to build a world-class company with $50 billion in revenue. I’m grateful to Jared for his significant contributions to the company, and I’m pleased to welcome Alec to the Board.”

Under the terms of the merger agreement, former TopBuild shareholders will receive shares of QXO’s common stock or a combination of both cash and shares of QXO’s common stock based on their elections and subject to proration and the other terms and conditions in the merger agreement.

TopBuild’s shares will stop trading on the New York Stock Exchange.

About QXO

QXO is North America’s largest distributor and installer of insulation; second-largest distributor of roofing products; second-largest publicly traded distributor of lumber and building materials and largest distributor of waterproofing products. QXO is the fastest growing company in the $800 billion building products distribution industry and plans to become the tech-enabled leader by delivering best-in-class customer satisfaction and outsized returns for its shareholders. The company is targeting $50 billion in annual revenue within the next decade through accretive acquisitions and organic growth. Visit QXO.com for more information.

By Emma Peterson. 

We had a great time sharing stories and photos over social media with our roofing community!  

National Roofing Week is an annual event hosted by the National Roofing Contractors Association (NRCA) that aims to raise awareness of the roofing professionals who keep our communities safe and secure. The event also acts as a way to build community with other professionals, both near you and across the country.  

Participation in National Roofing Week is primarily conducted online by posting photos and videos through the #NationalRoofingWeek2026 hashtag. And NRCA has created themes for each day of National Roofing Week to guide posts.  

Sunday – Kickoff  

The week kicked off with posts about the importance of roofers. NRCA started everything with a post sharing the schedule for the week and some highlights from last year’s National Roofing Week! Here at The Coffee Shops™ we joined in the fun on all our social media pages, making sure to thank the coating installers, roofing professionals and contractors who make our community amazing. 

Monday – Signature projects 

For the Monday theme, NRCA invited National Roofing Week participants to share photos showcasing their company’s signature residential and commercial projects. There were too many amazing projects posted to put them all here, but some that stood out to us came from QXO, Sika and Eagle Roofing Products!  

QXO’s post was a carousel of some of their customers projects, including one from Toitures Scott, one from Nedlaw Group and one from RUHS in California. Likewise, Eagle Roofing Products’ post showcased signature projects featuring their concrete roof tiles from across the country.  

As for Sika, they took the opportunity to shine the spotlight on their 2025 Sika Project of the Year award winners, which includes stunning projects like the Samuel Oschin Air and Space Center project in Los Angeles, California and the South Station Tower project in Boston.  

Tuesday – Charitable projects 

The next day of National Roofing Week was all about giving back, and the National Women in Roofing (NWIR) Oregon Council stole the show with a free roof!

The replacement went to a community member in need, which is an incredible reminder of the power our industry has to do good.

They put it best in their post:  

Seeing contractors, manufacturers, distributors and industry partners come together with a shared purpose — without competition, without agendas, and focused solely on helping someone else — is truly inspiring. For one day, company names and logos took a back seat to teamwork, generosity and service. 

Projects like this showcase the heart of our industry. The relationships we build, the willingness to lend a hand, and the collective impact we can make when we work together are some of the best parts of being in roofing. 

NWIR extended huge thanks to industry partners, like Malarkey Roofing Products, ABC Supply, SRS Building Products, Owens Corning, Bliss Roofing and Raindrop Roofing NW, for making this incredible charitable project possible. 

Wednesday – Employee appreciation 

The midpoint of the week was all about the people who get things done – the employees that keep our industry moving. For this theme, the #NationalRoofingWeek2026 hashtag was flooded with pictures and appreciations for hardworking workers around the country. 

Drexel Metals posted some behind-the-scenes of their team hard at work, captioning it, “To everyone who continues to show up ready to learn, teach and push the industry forward: thank you. Your commitment is what drives stronger partnerships, better projects and continued progress year after year.” 

IKO Industries and CertainTeed also posted, shouting out the ROOFPROS who get the job done every day and recognizing the “craftsmanship, innovation, and dedication of the teams who help bring CertainTeed products and solutions to life” respectively.  

Thursday – Training and learning 

For Thursday, NRCA chose training as the theme, inviting contractors and companies to share the ways they keep learning and growing on the job. For this theme, GAF joined the party, sharing an incredible milestone from their GAF Roofing Academy – since 2020, the tuition-free program has helped more than 3,000 individuals find employment in the roofing industry!  

And this is just one of the many stories added to the #NationalRoofingWeek2026 hashtag! The Durable Restoration Company posted about the hard work their craftspeople put into their apprenticeship program and QXO shared how they connect their team with everything from stand downs to plant tours. 

Friday – Celebration 

And you can’t have National Roofing Week without taking the time to celebrate the amazing industry we are all a part of! For this theme, the Roofing Contractors Association of Texas (RCAT) took their followers on a trip down memory lane, sharing the “conferences, tournaments, regional events and industry gatherings where Texas roofing professionals connect, learn and celebrate together.”  

Drexel Metals also posted, sharing a common sentiment of thanks related to the power of the industry, “From the shop floor to the jobsite, your dedication, craftsmanship and collaboration are truly what make a lasting impact. We’re proud to be part of an industry built on innovation, resilience and strong partnerships.” 

Saturday – Wrap up 

Overall, this year’s National Roofing Week was a resounding success. From everyone that posted to event sponsors like International Roofing Expo, Georgia-Pacific Building Products, SRS Distribution, Roofing Alliance and SOPREMA, it was all made possible thanks to the incredible roofing community.  

The Coffee Shops crew already can’t wait for next year’s roofing week! As Atlas Roofing put eloquently in their final #NationalRoofingWeek2026 post, “This week gave us the opportunity to celebrate the people, organizations and partnerships that make the roofing industry such a rewarding one to be part of. Here’s to another year of collaboration, innovation and success.” 

By Emma Peterson. 

From Beacon to Kodiak to TopBuild, QXO is using strategic acquisitions to simplify customer-supplier relationships.  

QXO made waves in the roofing industry back in 2025 when they acquired the building products giant Beacon Building Supplies. And they have not slowed down since! QXO has continued to grow through strategic acquisitions that both “increase earnings per share and provide substantial long-term value for customers and shareholders.” 

Most recently, as a part of this strategy, QXO acquired Kodiak Building Products and TopBuild.  

Incorporating Kodiak 

At the beginning of April 2026, QXO announced the completion of acquisition of Kodiak Building Partners. The deal, which was worth approximately $2.25 billion, expanded QXO’s offerings to include the large lumber operations and solid building product portfolio that Kodiak is known for. It was estimated that this growth expanded QXO’s addressable market to more than $200 billion.  

Joe Checkler, QXO spokesman, explained a bit about the reasoning behind their expansion through Kodiak, "Lumber was always part of QXO’s plan, and this gives us entree into that market. Lumber is crucially important because it’s the first point of entry to most projects." 

Acquiring TopBuild 

In April 2026, QXO announced their intent to acquire TopBuild for $17 billion. TopBuild is known for being the largest distributor and installer of insulation products in North America, in fact they clock roughly 22,000 jobsite visits per day. 

For QXO, bringing their operations into the fold represents a step in their plan to strengthen their position in the overall value chain. As their 2026 Investor Q&A explained:  

The deal is an important next step in establishing QXO’s unique position for value creation. Beacon brought us scale in roofing and waterproofing distribution, and Kodiak expanded our reach into lumber and general contractor channels. Now, TopBuild brings a best-in-class presence in the insulation space, with well-run installation and distribution operations, installer labor and crew management, scheduling expertise, strong on-time job completion record performance and deep contractual relationships. 

Their goals with TopBuild include incorporating them into the cohesive QXO team, addressing customer challenges of supply friction and leveraging TopBuild’s jobsite access to optimize jobsite intelligence across industries.  

The larger plan 

Both of these acquisitions fit into QXO’s larger growth and value creation plans which focus on simplifying customer-supplier relationships. That 2026 Investor Q&A elaborated on this: 

[QXO sees] growth [as coming] from cross-selling, bundled offerings, improved service, enhanced digital tools, CRM capabilities and more systematic use of customer data. We can sell across lumber, siding, decking, windows and doors, insulation, waterproofing and roofing. A key aspect of our value proposition is our ability to maintain sticky relationships with both large builders and smaller local contractors by serving them more completely. 

In other words, by bringing building supply companies, like Kodiak and TopBuild, together within one brand, QXO is offering customers one-stop-shopping, faster timelines, broader market access and an overall more cohesive service experience.  

Learn more about QXO’s acquisition plans by reading the full 2026 Investor Q&A.

By Emma Peterson. 

How QXO is advancing its tech-driven strategy with cross-selling and digital transformation. 

In 2025, we brought Matt Fassler, one of the founders of QXO and their chief strategy officer, on for a Read Listen Watch® (RLW) webinar all about “what QXO’s acquisition of Beacon means for roofing contractors going forward.” In that RLW, Matt outlined some of QXO’s plans and goals, and how QXO can add value to the building product space through streamlining operations and introducing new technology. Matt explained: 

We like to seek industries that are under-penetrated by technology. We've learned to look to acquire companies that have strong foundations but might need that little bit of help integrating technology to keep up. So, as we looked at the roofing industry, we had some ideas on how to use cutting-edge ideas and cutting-edge technology to run distribution more efficiently and in turn, help our customers improve their businesses. 

Now, about 9 months after that conversation with Matt, QXO’s 2026 Investor Q&A gives us insight into where the company is in relation to their goals. 

Optimizing cross-selling to streamline operations 

One of the big things QXO has invested in since we last spoke is cross-selling. This refers to QXO’s ability to sell products for all parts of the building envelope. As the Investor Q&A put it, “Customers want to save time and reduce friction. The concepts that resonate with them are simplification, accuracy, fewer suppliers and bundled solutions. Our organized approach, aligned sales incentives, better data and targeted technology should make the cross-sell measurable and executable.” 

An example of the benefit of cross-selling comes from a recent data-center build, where QXO was able to bundle items related to the envelope, roofing, waterproofing and construction in one package, providing incredible value to the customer.  

Incorporating technology to boost value 

As for the technological element Matt highlighted in our conversation, QXO has spent the last few months deep diving into how the roofing and construction industries are under-digitized and what can be done to improve. He noted three main ways technology could help the industry:  

First, core systems are often outdated or missing entirely — particularly in areas like warehouse management, inventory planning, transportation and CRM. Second, there’s limited focus on the customer’s digital experience, which reduces stickiness and leaves upsell opportunities on the table. Third, technology teams are typically understaffed and over-oriented toward maintenance rather than transformation.  

They are actively addressing this by implementing new technologies, including pricing tools (Pricefx), inventory management systems (S&OP), asset management software, AI negotiation agents, cybersecurity enhancements and more!  

What’s next 

Looking ahead, QXO plans to continue building a cross-selling network and improving technology as they work towards a goal of reaching $50 billion in revenue within the decade. Contractors and other professionals can expect to keep seeing QXO’s name as they expand their jobsite presence through both integrations and M&As.  

They can also look forward to the roll out of a fully integrated digital platform in 2027. This is planned to incorporate enterprise resource planning (ERP), point-of-sale (POS), warehouse management (WMS), transportation management (TMS), human resources management (HRIS), procure-to-Pay (P2P) and last mile delivery features. 

Overall, the goal is to make QXO into an advanced construction product ecosystem that “dramatically improves productivity, pricing, inventory and the customer experience.” 

By Jenny Yu. 

Dataforma and QXO team up to reduce manual processes and strengthen supplier communication. 

Commercial roofing contractors have long asked for tighter integration between business management software and supplier ordering systems. Now, a new integration between Dataforma and QXO aims to simplify that process by connecting estimating, purchasing and project management workflows in one platform. 

In a recent episode of Roofing Road Trips®, Karen Edwards spoke with Brian Cook, COO of Dataforma, and Gabriela Fornino, e-commerce change manager at QXO, about how customer demand helped drive the collaboration and what the integration means for contractors managing increasingly complex operations. 

Brian said the idea grew naturally from conversations with contractors already using both platforms. “Knowing that we worked with such a large number of commercial roofing contractors, it was a natural fit,” Brian explained. “Within a few months we had an agreement and we were moving.” 

The integration allows contractors to create requests for pricing, generate purchase orders and manage project costs directly within Dataforma without switching between systems or manually reentering information. 

Gabriela said the goal was to eliminate repetitive tasks while maintaining the relationships contractors value with their suppliers. “We took it and cut steps in half that people were taking in Dataforma previously,” Gabriela said. “It’s not replacing any relationship that you have or the amount of communication that you would have with the team over at QXO. It’s just doing it in a different channel and format.” 

The integration also gives contractors access to QXO’s product catalog and pricing tools during the estimating phase, helping teams develop tighter project estimates before converting them into purchase orders. 

Brian noted that user feedback played a critical role throughout development. “My whole role now at Dataforma is constantly talking to our contractors and asking, ‘What do you need?’” Brian shared. “If you don’t have eyes on it, by the time it goes out, you’re missing 10 or 15%.” 

For QXO, contractor input was equally important. “If it’s a product for contractors, it has to be made in part by contractors,” Gabriela said. “Unless it’s efficient in the hands of the user who’s going to be using it day in and day out, that’s what matters most.” 

Listen to the full podcast or Watch the recording to learn more about the Dataforma and QXO integration and how it can help contractors improve efficiency and streamline operations. 

By Jesse Sanchez. 

The Ascent Series 2026 brings one-day growth events to Dallas, Atlanta and Tampa for contractors using JobNimbus. 

Contractors looking to sharpen their operations and build stronger growth strategies will have three opportunities this June to connect with JobNimbus experts, industry partners and peers at the Ascent Series 2026. These one-day-only events are designed for contractors already building their businesses on JobNimbus and looking for practical ways to improve performance. Each stop will focus on the full workflow from being found by customers to winning work and getting paid, with sessions built around strategies contractors can use right away. 

The Ascent Series 2026 will be held in Dallas on June 12, Atlanta on June 17 and Tampa on June 19. Each event runs from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. local time, with registration and networking beginning at 9:30 a.m. Tickets are $69 per person and cover event sessions, lunch and swag. 

The agenda for each event includes “The Elite Workflow: From First Click to Final Payment,” a contractor panel on how top contractors win more jobs, a session on “Speed to Lead,” a look at what is new and next from JobNimbus and a roofer spotlight focused on scaling. The day will close with key takeaways followed by a happy hour sponsored by Owens Corning®. 

Speakers include Danny Kerr, co-founder of Breakthrough Academy; Heath Hicks, co-owner of The Catch-All; Rob Soper, business development lead at Eagleview; Nick Pagnani, director of professional services; Justin Visitacion, founder of Ember Roofing; Eddie Whalen, product manager for Marketing Hub; Mitch Woodward, enterprise accounts sales; Dave Banas of Owens Corning; and Justin O’Neil, founder of FairClaims Roofing. 

Attendees will also have a chance to win a Catch-All gutter protection system at each Ascent stop. The giveaway, valued at $5,000, will be awarded to one winner in each city during the event. 

Event sponsors include Owens Corning, ABC Supply, QXO and The Catch-All. 

Learn more about the Ascent Series 2026 and reserve your seat.

CEO of Rejoice and Restore LLC in Naugatuck, Connecticut, voted grand prize winner, earning $10,000.

QXO, Inc. (NYSE: QXO) today announced Vanessa Fusco, CEO of Rejoice and Restore LLC in Naugatuck, Connecticut, as the winner of its 2026 North American Female Roofing Professional of the Year campaign, a national program that recognizes exceptional women working in the roofing industry across the U.S. and Canada. As this year’s honoree, Fusco earns $10,000 and tickets to the 2027 National Women in Roofing Days and the International Roofing Expo.

Now in its sixth year, the program shines a spotlight on female roofing professionals who are making a difference through innovation, mentorship, safety and a commitment to excellence in their field. Fusco won in a nationwide public vote against four other accomplished finalists.

Fusco built Rejoice and Restore from the ground up. Since completing its first project in 2024, the company has quickly scaled to multi-million-dollar revenue. Fusco leads with a mission-driven approach, creating opportunities for individuals in recovery while delivering strong business results. Her leadership blends operational excellence with a deep commitment to community impact.

“The roofing industry is stronger because of women like Vanessa leading it,” said QXO Chief Human Resources Officer Josephine Berisha. “She and this year’s finalists are setting the standard for what leadership in this industry looks like.”

The four other finalists who will each receive funding to support their professional development are:

• Jennifer George, co-founder and CEO, Northern Arizona Roof Services, Flagstaff, Arizona
• Lauren Marsh, president, Ridgeline Construction HSV, Inc., Athens, Alabama
• Kathleen Maxwell, CEO, Maxwell Roofing & Sheet Metal, Inc., Nashville, Tennessee
• Stacey Oakley, chief of staff, ProFormance Builder Solutions, Winter Garden, Florida

“It’s an honor to accept this award on behalf of the incredible women who are changing the roofing industry,” Fusco said. “I’m proud to share this recognition with the women who mentored me, the team that shows up every day and the customers who trust me with their most important investment. I hope our work inspires more women to pursue careers in roofing and other areas of building materials.”

This year’s finalists were selected from over 2,000 nominations across the U.S. and Canada. The finalist committee included QXO executives, prior winners and female industry leaders who reviewed submissions.

To learn more about QXO’s annual Female Roofing Professional of the Year program, the finalists and the program rules, visit: go.qxo.com/femaleroofpro.

About QXO

QXO, Inc. (NYSE: QXO) is the largest publicly traded distributor of roofing, waterproofing and related products and the second largest publicly traded distributor of lumber and building materials in North America. QXO is the fastest growing company in the $800 billion building products distribution industry and plans to become the tech-enabled leader by delivering best-in-class customer satisfaction and outsized returns for its shareholders. The company is targeting $50 billion in annual revenues within the next decade through accretive acquisitions and organic growth. Visit QXO.com for more information.

This distinguished leadership group represents some of the industry’s most respected and forward-thinking professionals, whose collective leadership continues to drive meaningful progress across the roofing industry.

The Roofing Alliance proudly announces their Board of Trustees for 2026-2027. Sherri Miles of J.D. Miles & Sons Inc., Chesapeake, Virginia, will serve as president and John Campbell of Eagle Roofing Products, Rialto, California will serve as vice president.

The volunteer-based leadership of the Roofing Alliance is composed of 210 dedicated, diverse and thoughtful roofing contractors, manufacturers, suppliers and distributors, service providers and industry professionals united in their commitment to shape, strengthen and advance the roofing industry. This distinguished leadership group represents some of the industry’s most respected and forward-thinking professionals, whose collective leadership continues to drive meaningful progress across the roofing industry.

The Roofing Alliance thanks the following officers and trustees for their commitment to the roofing industry; terms are effective June 1, 2026 – May 31, 2027.

• Sherri Miles, J.D. Miles & Sons Inc. – president
• John Campbell, Eagle Roofing Products – vice president
• Jason Dark, Duro-Last Inc. – secretary-treasurer
• Greg Hudson, Duro-Last Inc. – immediate past president
• Piers Dormeyer, EagleView – trustee
• Heidi Ellsworth, The Coffee Shops – trustee
• Paige Harvill, Nations Roof – trustee
• Alex Hernandez, Clark Roofing Co. – trustee
• Beth Kegley, QXO – trustee
• Scott Keith, Jobba Trade Technologies  – trustee
• John Kiesel, Division 7 Roofing – trustee
• Michael Kruger, L.E. Schwartz & Son Inc. – trustee
• Craig Rainey, Supreme Roofing – trustee
• Natalia Rizzatti, All Weather Insulated Panels – trustee
• Jason Stanley, IB Roof Systems – trustee
• John Yuko, GSM Roofing – trustee

About the Roofing Alliance

The Roofing Alliance unites a powerful network of more than 210 forward-thinking industry leaders committed to advancing and shaping the future of the roofing industry. Through strategic investments, collaboration and industry partnerships, the Roofing Alliance funds high-impact initiatives focused on education, cutting-edge research, workforce development and philanthropic outreach that strengthens communities across the country. From supporting the next generation of roofing professionals through scholarships, university partnerships and career development programs to driving innovation through industry research its Center for Roofing Innovation and Leadership, the Roofing Alliance serves as a catalyst for long-term growth, leadership and excellence across the roofing industry. For more information, please contact Alison L. LaValley, Executive Director, at alavalley@nrca.net.

Por The Coffee Shops.  

Obtén hasta $1,000 en ropa personalizada para tu equipo con compras elegibles durante la promoción de verano 2026. 

QXO lanzó su promoción “Viste a tu equipo” una iniciativa que permite a los contratistas convertir compras elegibles en ropa personalizada para sus equipos de trabajo durante el período promocional del 4 de mayo al 2 de julio de 2026. 

La promoción está diseñada para recompensar a los clientes que compren productos participantes de marcas patrocinadoras como CertainTeed, GAF, IKO, Owens Corning, TRI-BUILT, Velux y Westlake Royal. Las compras deben realizarse en Estados Unidos y los pedidos deben ser enviados y facturados durante el período de la promoción. 

El programa funciona en tres pasos. Primero, los participantes deben registrarse a través de la página oficial de la promoción. Después, pueden realizar compras de productos participantes. Finalmente, al concluir la promoción, QXO proporcionará instrucciones para subir el logotipo de la empresa y canjear la ropa personalizada. 

Los participantes pueden combinar pedidos para alcanzar los niveles de recompensa. Las recompensas disponibles incluyen camisetas personalizadas, ropa de alta visibilidad, sudaderas y otras prendas para equipos de trabajo. 

Los niveles de recompensa incluyen: 

• $20,000 en compras = $400 en ropa 
• $30,000 en compras = $600 en ropa 
• $40,000 en compras = $800 en ropa 
• $50,000 en compras = $1,000 en ropa 

Según las reglas de la promoción, el máximo beneficio por cuenta registrada es de $1,000 en ropa personalizada. La recompensa se entregará como un certificado digital asociado a la cuenta registrada. Las cuentas nacionales y los revendedores no son elegibles para participar. 

Aprende más sobre esta promoción “Viste a tu equipo” de QXO y las reglas completas en QXO Summer Swag 2026.