CEVA Logistics parent acquiring FedEx Supply Chain

Commercial Carrier Journal· July 2, 2026

The parent company of CEVA Logistics is acquiring FedEx Supply Chain, a move that signals significant consolidation in the third-party logistics industry. This transaction represents a major transfer of assets and service capabilities between two of the sector's largest players. The acquisition is expected to have broad implications for competitive dynamics and supply chain management strategies globally. This development highlights a strategic realignment within the logistics market as companies seek to optimize their service portfolios.

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