Latest Freight And Logistics News

TradeWindow is targeting 13% to 18% revenue growth in FY27 and expects to approach EBITDA breakeven, while preparing to shift its primary listing from the NZX to the ASX. The freight software company also reported rising recurring revenue, stronger customer economics and NZ$4.0 million in cash at 30 June 2026.

Hallenstein Glasson delivered a sharp lift in FY2026 profit as sales, margins and Australian trading strengthened. The NZX-listed retailer also raised its full-year dividend to 69 cents per share, while warning that early FY2027 sales growth is unlikely to persist at the same pace.

Port of Tauranga has gained fast-track approval for its Stella Passage development, a key infrastructure project aimed at boosting freight capacity and supply chain efficiency in New Zealand.

CTI Logistics (ASX:CLX) posted a 69% jump in net profit to $24 million for FY26, driven by robust transport volumes, logistics growth and a $74 million uplift in property valuations. The company also declared a 14 cents per share fully franked dividend.

TradeWindow Holdings reported a 20% increase in trading revenue to $9.6 million and improved its EBITDA loss to $1.2 million, while advancing its AI-driven FreightAI platform on track for a 2027 commercial release.

IPD Group signals a strong FY26 with EBITDA guidance up 18% and robust revenue growth, underpinned by acquisition integration and operational efficiencies.

Freelancer Limited’s 1Q26 saw a 14% rise in group GMV to $263.3 million but a 9.4% revenue drop, weighed down by currency headwinds and security-driven user friction. Escrow.com posted record operating profit, while Loadshift grew revenue and media presence amid operational gains.

Janus Electric has appointed Lynx Advisors and Spark Plus to bolster its capital strategy and investor engagement while settling longstanding disputes with Kjøller A/S. The company also ends its agreement with EVUNI, opening new partnership opportunities.

Janus Electric has locked in a $2.75 million R&D finance facility, strengthening its cash position to push forward with its zero-emission transport innovations. This strategic funding avoids shareholder dilution while supporting ongoing technology development.

Janus Electric has secured full California Air Resources Board approval for its JCM 540 battery-electric truck conversion system, enabling fleet operators to access up to US$90,000 in government vouchers per vehicle. This milestone accelerates Janus’ entry into the lucrative California zero-emission freight market.

CTI Logistics Limited anticipates a significant 55% increase in profit before tax for the half year ending December 2025, driven by robust revenue growth and operational improvements in Western Australia.

MOVE Logistics Group reports a significant reduction in losses and improved margins in the first quarter of FY26, even as revenue declines amid economic headwinds.