Schneider marks 3 years since M&M Transport acquisition
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Schneider National, Inc. (NYSE: SNDR) said it has retained all legacy customers of M&M Transport Services three years after acquiring the dedicated contract carriage company in August 2023, according to a company statement.
M&M Transport Services provides dedicated contract carriage solutions for retail, manufacturing and other customers requiring high service levels. Since the acquisition, M&M has gained access to Schneider's operating network, maintenance infrastructure, technology platforms, recruiting resources and facility footprint across North America.
"When companies are sold, customers and associates naturally wonder what will change," said Jason Howe, Schneider Senior Vice President. "From day one, our commitment was simple: preserve what made M&M successful while providing access to the resources, technology and scale of Schneider. Three years later, we've delivered on that commitment."
Schneider said the integration included proactive communication with customers throughout the transition to maintain service continuity while expanding available resources.
"Whether it's access to facilities, equipment, maintenance support, recruiting resources or technology, M&M can move faster and grow more efficiently while continuing to provide the personalized service customers expect," Howe added.
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