Trimac Expands U.S. Chemical Network with STC Acquisition
Trimac Transportation has expanded its U.S. chemical transportation network with the acquisition of Houston-based Service Transport Company (STC). The deal, announced recently, adds a fleet of approximately 290 tractors and 750 trailers operating out of 16 locations across the Gulf Coast to Trimac's existing operations.
STC specializes in transporting liquids and chemical compounds for local chemical producers. The company's safety, reliability, and customer service were praised by Trimac president and CEO Matt Faure. This acquisition follows Trimac's earlier purchases of Searcy Trucking and Watt & Stewart, both flatbed carriers. With this addition, Trimac operates over 140 locations in the U.S. and Canada, employing a team of 3,400. Despite extensive searches, details about the year of acquisition and the announcement date remain unavailable.
Trimac Transportation's acquisition of Service Transport Company brings significant scale to its U.S. chemical transportation network. The deal adds a substantial fleet and expands Trimac's reach in the Gulf Coast region. Despite the lack of information about the exact year and announcement date, the acquisition is set to strengthen Trimac's presence in the chemical transport sector.
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