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This article shows how mid-market building products manufacturers can unlock efficient growth through market penetration—driving deeper adoption and utilization within existing customers, channels, and geographies.

There is a great deal of uncertainty in domestic and global markets. Some companies are better positioned than others, and there are characteristics denoting a business best situated for the current conditions.