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| Transport Topics’ Top 100 Logistics Companies list ranks the largest logistics firms in North America based on annual gross revenue generated by their logistics services. |
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Transport Topics, the magazine and web site of the American Trucking Associations (ATA), is fresh out with its annual list of the North America’s top logistics firms for 2025, based on 2024 revenue.
And after being considered for the ranking for the first time last year, Amazon once again led by a bunch. It reported more than $156 billion in sales last year from its third-party seller services, including commissions and related fulfillment and shipping fees, much of that revenue coming through its Fulfilled by Amazon (FBA) service, which offers inventory storage and pick, pack and ship capabilities for sellers on its Marketplace platform.
That put it far ahead of number 2 CH Robinson, with had $16.8 billion in relevant revenue in 2024.
The rest of the top 10:
3. GXO Logistics, $11.7 billion
4. JB Hunt, $11.4 billion
5. UPS Supply Chain Solutions, $11.1 billion
6. Expeditors International, $10.6 billion
7. Ryder Systems, $7.7 billion
8. Kuehne + Nagel (North America), $7.1 billion
9. Total Quality Logistics, $6.8 billion
10. Armada Sunset Holdings, $5.8 billion
In terms of trends in 3PL sector for 2024, Transport Topics notes that while a majority of the companies listed on the Top 100 grew revenues in 2024, that growth was mostly modest. At the same time, about a third of the logistics providers on the list posted lower revenue than in 2023, in what was a tough freight environment in 2024.
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 There were five new entrants to this year’s top 100. Those five are:
De Well Group, a freight forwarder and logistics services provider dual headquartered in Bell Gardens, Calif., and Shanghai, made it at number 77.
Right behind that, at number 78, is freight broker Bridgeway Connects, formerly known as Transport Investments. The company, based in Moon Township, Pa., provides transportation and logistics services, with a focus on specialized freight.
The third new entrant is private equity firm ZS Fund L.P., at number 80. The company owns Transervice Logistics and Lily Transportation, sister companies that offer dedicated contract carriage, freight brokerage and transportation management.
The fourth new entrant, at number 94, is Beemac Logistics, a freight broker and transportation management provider based in Beaver, Pa.
Fifth and last, Delafield, Wis.-based Evans Transportation Services, which offers freight brokerage and project logistics services, enters the Top 100 at number 97.
Transport Topics’ Top 100 Logistics Companies list ranks the largest logistics firms in North America based on annual gross revenue generated by their logistics services, including freight brokerage, transportation management, freight forwarding, warehousing and asset-based dedicated contract carriage.
The full list is available here: Transportation Topics Top 100 Logistics Firms 2025
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