1919	James Cahill, and Swan Brewery, St Matthew's Street, Heath Town, Wolverhampton.
1923	Jack Downing's Black Horse Brewery, Dudley with over twenty tied houses.
1925	The Bloxwich Brewery Company Limited, with 42 tied houses.
1925	Butlers acquired the public houses owned by William Blencowe & Company Limited, Cannock Brewery.
1928	Eley’s Stafford Brewery Limited.
1932	Thomas Russell Limited, its Great Western Brewery, Great Western Street, Wolverhampton, and its 14 tied houses. The brewery was shut down.
1932	All the pubs belonging to the West Midland Brewery, Willenhall.
1945	William Bowen Limited, Cross Inn Brewery, 2 Oldbury Road, Greets Green, West Bromwich.
1945	Thomas Oliver Limited, Sandwell Brewery, Walsall Street, West Bromwich. Makers of Throstle Ales.
1945	J. A. & A. Thompson Limited, Oldbury.
1945	A. H. Clarke, Wellington.
1946	James Pritchard & Son, Church Street, Darlaston.
1947	Radcliff & Company, Kidderminster.

One of the pubs acquired from Eley's Brewery is The Greyhound & Punchbowl in Bilston. In 1936 Butlers produced a booklet to commemorate its refurbishment. View the booklet.

In 1932 Butlers acquired its local rival Thomas Russell Limited, based at Great Western Brewery, Great Western Street, Wolverhampton, and its 14 tied houses. The brewery was immediately shut down, and sold. It appeared for sale at an auction on 8th June, 1932 held at the Victoria Hotel, Wolverhampton. The brewing plant was excluded from the sale, presumably to discourage would-be purchasers from setting themselves up in competition.