Revenue grew by more than 18% to $261.4 million, outpacing the $4.9 million profit recorded in the same period last year. Chief Executive Bohn Crain attributed the performance to steady quarter-over-quarter growth, particularly within U.S. forwarding operations and international airfreight. Domestic brokerage units are also showing renewed momentum, as cyclical indicators like spot rates and tender rejections climb.

Beyond traditional logistics, the firm is capitalizing on a complex trade environment. Increased tariff activity between the United States and Canada—compounded by retaliatory measures enacted in September—has driven a surge in demand for the company’s compliance and customs expertise. Crain noted that this cross-border friction, alongside an uptick in ocean freight rates observed late in the quarter, positions the company to sustain its current growth trajectory.