Parcel Carrier LSO Purchases Express Courier International
Regional parcel carrier LSO, has announced the acquisition of Express Courier International, a same-day carrier in the southeast and mid-south region, to form what it describes as “a super-regional parcel carrier.”
by Staff
February 12, 2015
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Regional parcel carrier LSO has announced the acquisition of Express Courier International, a same-day carrier in the southeast and mid-south region, to form what it describes as “a super-regional parcel carrier,” spanning across 13 states throughout the Southeast and Southwest.
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The combination of LSO and Express creates the largest regional parcel carrier in the southern United States, according to LSO. Terms of the deal were not released.
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“Our combined strength will allow us to provide our customers with unique service offerings, customized solutions, same-day, as well as regional overnight services, enhanced footprint and expanded product variety,” said Chuck Moyer, CEO of Express Courier International.
LSO and Express will provide customers with a regional service offering that includes a combination of on-demand, scheduled/routed, distribution, warehousing and day-definite guaranteed products. Using technology, the combined companies will provide a centralized monitoring system that monitors customer expectations, key performance indicators and other impact factors, according to LSO.
LSO, founded in 1991, is headquartered in Austin, Texas and offers a full range of next-day, day-definite guaranteed deliveries.
Express Courier International is headquartered in Nashville, Tennessee and operates in 13 states with a fleet of over 1,800 vehicles.
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