ICT Holdings Launches Refrigerated Division, Expands Flatbed Division
Since 2011, the company says it has grown to over 100 trucks and 140 trailers and sales have increased 427%.
ICT Holdings is continuing its expansion, now having a fleet of 30 refrigerated trucks. It recently invested in new refrigerated trailers and has grown its flatbed truck fleet to 40 trucks. Since 2011, the company says it has grown to over 100 trucks and 140 trailers and sales have increased 427%.
“It is our goal to be able to provide any form of transportation to transport any goods, anywhere in the country safer and more reliably than anyone else,” said Patrick Sacor, CEO and chairman of ICT Holdings, Inc. “With the opening of our Arkansas office last year, we are doing just that. Because our refrigerated and flatbed trucks will be running out of our Chicago control center and our Arkansas office, we will be able to provide clients with greater range and the safety and reliability they seek.”
ICT plans for further expansion with more satellite offices strategically located across the country.
ICT Holdings is the parent company to ICT Logistics, ICT Leasing and Truck Sales, ICT Services and Repair Center, ICT Transport, ICT Real Estate and F & F Transport.
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