Where is Bronc located?

Bronc is headquartered in Antioquia, Colombia.

Where does Bronc rank among its competitors?

Bronc ranks 1325th amongst 5448 active competitors, of which 13 are funded. It stands 11th in terms of total funding among its competitors. The most recent competitor to raise funding was QXO, which secured $3B in Jan, 2026.

Who are the top competitors of Bronc?

Bronc's top competitors include Boral, Shankara and USG. Among them, QXO secured the most recent funding round in January, 2026.

Bronc - 2026 Company Profile & Competitors

Bronc is an acquired company based in Antioquia (Colombia), founded in 2012. It operates as a Supplier of decorative wall coverings, concrete mixtures, sports flooring, and waterproofing products. The company has 5448 active competitors, including 13 funded and 545 that have exited. Its top competitors include companies like Boral, Shankara and USG.

Key Metrics

Founded Year

2012

Location

Antioquia, Colombia

Stage

Acquired

Ranked

1325^th among 5448 active competitors

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Exit Details

Acquired by Mapei (Jun 01, 2016)

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Bronc got acquired by Mapei on Jun 01, 2016.

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Bronc has not raised any funding rounds yet.

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Top competitors of Bronc include Boral, Shankara and USG. Here is the list of Top 10 competitors of Bronc, ranked by Tracxn score:

Rank	Company Details	Short Description	Total Funding	Investors	Tracxn Score
1st	Boral 1946, Sydney (Australia), Acquired	Supplier of construction materials & building products	$22.4M	CVC, ACE & 4 others	74/100
2nd	Shankara 1995, Bengaluru (India), Public	Supplier of construction materials, tiles, and wooden flooring products	$11.6M	Fairwinds Private Equity, Reliance Capital ... & 2 others	61/100
3rd	USG 1902, United States, Acquired	Supplier of construction materials	-	Berkshire Hathaway, Prospect Capital & 3 others	59/100
4th	Kodiak Building Partners 2011, Littleton (United States), Acquired	Building material supplier	-	Building Industry Partners, Brush Creek Partners ... & 1 others	59/100
5th	QXO 1995, Greenwich (United States), Public	Distributor of building products	-	Apollo Global Management, Temasek & 5 others	57/100
6th	Simpson Strong-Tie 1956, Pleasanton (United States), Unfunded	Supplier of building products	-	-	57/100
7th	Grafton 1902, Dublin (Ireland), Public	Distributor of building materials	-	-	56/100
8th	Martin Marietta 1993, Raleigh (United States), Public	Supplier of building materials	-	Lindsay Goldberg	56/100
9th	Beacon 1928, Herndon (United States), Acquired	Chains providing building materials and supplies for residential and commercial construction projects	-	CD&R, Merit Capital Partners & 2 others	56/100
10th	Summit Materials 2008, Denver (United States), Acquired	Supplier of concrete, aggregators, and other building materials	$159M	Continental Cement, Innovation Works & 2 others	53/100
1325th	Bronc 2012, Antioquia (Colombia), Acquired	Supplier of decorative wall coverings, concrete mixtures, sports flooring, and waterproofing products	-	-	20/100