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XPO, Inc. reports news centered on asset-based less-than-truckload freight transportation, with emphasis on its North American LTL network, pricing, shipment trends, tonnage, operating ratio and service performance. Company updates also cover quarterly earnings, adjusted profitability measures, customer-focused freight operations and the use of proprietary technology and AI to manage linehaul, dock, pickup and delivery activity.
Recurring XPO announcements include preliminary LTL operating metrics, earnings conference calls, investor presentation materials, safety and trucking-industry recognition, and community or workforce initiatives tied to its freight transportation business in North America and Europe.
XPO Logistics (NYSE: XPO) continues its longstanding partnership with the Tour de France, set to serve as the official transport partner for the 41st consecutive year, starting June 26. A team of 75 XPO drivers will manage the logistics across 21 stages, transporting over 420 tons of cargo via 54 trucks over 3,383 kilometers. The company emphasizes safety and sustainability, implementing rigorous COVID-19 protocols and testing biofuel options. XPO will also engage with fans at Tour Fan Parks, promoting awareness and employment opportunities.
XPO Logistics has secured a multiyear logistics contract with Electrolux Logistics SAS to manage operations in France, shifting from in-house distribution. The partnership enhances supply chain efficiency using XPO's technology-driven solutions. Approximately 90% of the inventory consists of large appliances, complemented by smaller items. Additionally, XPO will aid Electrolux's e-commerce launch this year from the same distribution center, now employing 46 former Electrolux staff. This collaboration is crucial for Electrolux's growth strategy and reflects XPO's logistics capabilities.
XPO Logistics has announced the pricing of an $800 million offering of 144A notes as part of the spin-off of its logistics segment, GXO Logistics. The offering includes $400 million in notes maturing in 2026 at a 1.650% interest rate and another $400 million maturing in 2031 at a 2.650% interest rate. Proceeds will be used for cash distribution to XPO, working capital for GXO, and related expenses. The spin-off, anticipated in Q3 2021, aims to create two independent companies focused on logistics and transportation services.
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XPO Logistics, Inc. announced the appointment of Meagan Fitzsimmons to the leadership team of GXO Logistics, the intended spin-off of XPO’s logistics business. Fitzsimmons, currently XPO's chief compliance officer, will oversee GXO’s global ethics and compliance framework. With 14 years of experience from major corporations, she is expected to enhance GXO’s business conduct and risk management. The anticipated spin-off is slated for Q3 2021, creating two independent companies poised to leverage the growing demand for logistics automation and supply chain outsourcing.
XPO Logistics, Inc. (NYSE: XPO) announced that its subsidiary, GXO Logistics, Inc., has begun an offering of 144A notes with registration rights, aimed at qualified institutional buyers. This follows XPO's plan to spin off its logistics segment into a separate publicly traded company, GXO, expected by Q3 2021. GXO aims to become the second largest contract logistics company globally, while XPO will focus on transportation services. The spin-off's completion is uncertain, subject to various conditions.
XPO Logistics, Inc. has completed a buy-out offer for the remaining 3% of shares in XPO Logistics Europe, resulting in a cash payout of €315 per share, amounting to approximately €108 million total. This transaction was finalized on June 4, 2021, with support from the Supervisory Board and approval from the French Autorité des marchés financiers. Following this, XPO Logistics Europe shares were delisted from Euronext Paris on May 27, 2021. XPO continues to operate globally, providing supply chain solutions across 30 countries.
XPO Logistics (NYSE: XPO) has raised its full-year 2021 adjusted EBITDA guidance to $1.845 billion-$1.895 billion, reflecting strong Q2 performance. The logistics segment expects 28%-32% growth, while transportation is projected to grow by 32%-36%. For 2022, the planned spinoff GXO aims for 8%-12% organic revenue growth and adjusted EBITDA of $700 million-$735 million, indicating a 14%-20% increase year-over-year. Investor Days will be held in July 2021, and the spinoff is targeted for completion in Q3 2021, aiming for investment-grade ratings for both entities.
XPO Logistics has announced two key executive appointments ahead of its planned spin-off of the logistics business into GXO Logistics. Eduardo Pelleissone will serve as president for the Americas and Asia Pacific, and Neil Shelton has been appointed as chief strategy officer. Pelleissone brings over 20 years of experience from companies like Kraft Heinz and America Latina Logistica, while Shelton has a strong background in investment strategy from firms like JP Morgan. The spin-off is set for Q3 2021, creating two independent public companies focused on logistics and transportation.
XPO Logistics (NYSE: XPO) has signed a contract with Barilla, the world’s largest pasta manufacturer, to manage supply chain logistics for Barilla’s new e-commerce platform, "Dedicato a Te", in Italy. This agreement extends their partnership that began in 2018 with XPO managing logistics for CucinaBarilla. XPO will handle order fulfillment from its Trezzo sull’Adda warehouse, adhering to HACCP regulations and customizing packaging for consumers. The partnership aims to leverage synergies from existing logistics operations, ensuring a tailored e-commerce experience for Barilla customers.