Greatwide Logistics and Cardinal Logistics Merge
Greatwide Logistics Services LLC and Cardinal Logistics Management Inc. announced the successful completion of a merger of the two companies, creating a market leading logistics organization offering a broad service platform with annual revenues in excess of $1 billion.
Greatwide Logistics Services LLC and Cardinal Logistics Management Inc. announced the successful completion of a merger of the two companies, creating a market leading logistics organization offering a broad service platform with annual revenues in excess of $1 billion.
The combined company’s dedicated contract carriage and delivery division will have one of the largest, most diverse dedicated fleet operations in the country and will be positioned to provide capabilities for its customers with over $850M in annual revenue, 5,000 drivers, 125 operating locations and demonstrated expertise across multiple industries, including grocery, bulk food, retail, metals and building products.
The combined company will continue to offer customers highly customized, value-added irregular route truckload, less than truckload, full service freight brokerage, managed transportation, and warehousing services across the U.S. and Canada.
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