Almo Corporation LAST VERIFIED: August 6, 2026

Almo Corporation is a privately held distributor headquartered at 2709 Commerce Way, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, that claims to be the largest independent US distributor of appliances, consumer electronics and professional A/V; no founding year is stated, though the company cites a long corporate history and more than 600 employees across four sales divisions. Product lines span major and premium appliances, consumer electronics, professional A/V through Almo Pro A/V, furniture and housewares, outdoor living, commercial drones and hospitality FF&E. A supplier code hosted on exertisalmo.com signals an Exertis affiliation, and the company runs sustainability and social-responsibility programs alongside its commercial operations.

Almo is B2B only. Resellers must complete a dealer application, and manufacturers go through vendor onboarding; there is no open checkout. No minimum order quantity or minimum order value is published, and this review found no listed payment methods — commercial terms are set within the dealer relationship. Logistics are a core strength: nine regional distribution centers with more than 2.5 million square feet of warehousing, plus e-commerce fulfillment and logistics services for partners. The company is dropship-friendly, offering consumer-direct fulfillment so dealers can ship straight to end customers. It also provides marketing and supply-chain services to its vendors.

This review surfaced no red flags. Strengths include national scale, a published headquarters address, diversified divisions from appliances to Pro A/V and drones, substantial warehousing, and genuine dropship and fulfillment services well suited to e-commerce dealers. The largest-independent-distributor positioning is the company’s own claim, and as a private company its financials are not publicly inspectable — reasonable caveats rather than warnings. As with most true distributors, pricing, minimums and payment terms are gated behind the dealer application, so smaller resellers cannot gauge the economics up front and should confirm program fit during onboarding. For qualified dealers in appliances, CE and A/V, a heavyweight, credible option.