Berry Companies, headquartered in Wichita, Kan., has announced that it has closed on the agreements to acquire Bobcat of Atlanta and Bobcat of Huntsville. The addition of these dealerships expands Berry Companies dealer network to eight divisions in eight states.

Walter Berry, CEO, said, “I am pleased to share that we have closed on the acquisition of Bobcat of Atlanta and Bobcat of Huntsville. We are blessed with some strong markets and fantastic people and we are excited for the opportunity to expand our footprint into the southeast.”

Bobcat of Atlanta consists of 3 locations in the Atlanta area, Norcross, Marietta and Riverdale. Bobcat of Huntsville, Al., consists of 1 location. Berry will operate these four locations with the employees who currently run day-to-day operations.

Bobcat of Atlanta and Huntsville will be led by Scott Easterwood, Division General Manager, Joe Foster, Division Operations Manager, and Jason Smith, Division Sales Manager. 

“There are great employees in Atlanta and Huntsville. We are looking forward to adding to what they already do well so that we can take even better care of our customers. We will do this by sharing best practices between our now eight divisions,” said Steve Meadows, president of Operations for Berry Companies.

In addition to these newly acquired dealerships, Berry Companies also operates Berry Tractor & Equipment (Komatsu), Berry Material Handling (Hyster – Yale) and 5 Bobcat divisions: White Star Machinery, Bobcat of the Rockies, Bobcat of Houston, K.C. Bobcat, and Bobcat of North Texas.