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Scan Global Logistics Expands with ITN Logistics Acquisition

Scan Global Logistics Expands with ITN Logistics Acquisition

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December 21, 2024
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Scan Global Logistics Expands with ITN Logistics Acquisition
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Scan Global Logistics (SGL), a leading freight forwarding and logistics provider based in Denmark, has announced its acquisition of ITN Logistics Group, a prominent Canadian logistics company. This move marks another milestone in SGL’s global expansion strategy and strengthens its foothold in North America.

About the Acquisition

  • ITN Logistics Group: The company operates from its headquarters near Toronto, Canada, with additional locations across the country. It boasts annual revenue of CAD 170 million and employs over 250 logistics professionals.
  • Scope of Services: ITN specializes in air and ocean freight, customs brokerage, inland transportation, warehousing, project forwarding, and transborder trucking.
  • Approval Timeline: The deal is subject to Canadian anti-trust approvals and is expected to close in the first quarter of 2025.

Strategic Value

This acquisition aligns with SGL’s ambition to broaden its global reach and enhance its service offerings. By integrating ITN, SGL aims to:

  • Expand its footprint in the lucrative North American market.
  • Offer enhanced end-to-end logistics solutions to a broader customer base.
  • Strengthen its capabilities in managing complex supply chain needs.

Recent Growth Initiatives

The acquisition of ITN Logistics is part of a broader series of strategic investments by SGL in 2024:

  • Foppiani Shipping & Logistics (Italy): Acquired in April, focusing on air and ocean freight for the fashion, automotive, and high-end goods sectors.
  • Blu Logistics Brasil: Acquired in July, expanding SGL’s presence in South America with strong capabilities in customs clearance, truckload, and cabotage services.

A Future-Forward Vision

With these acquisitions, SGL is building a robust network that supports seamless global logistics operations across diverse industries, including automotive, retail, and industrial manufacturing. ITN’s integration will further elevate SGL’s capacity to deliver tailored solutions for its customers.


Scan Global Logistics’ latest acquisition underscores its commitment to providing comprehensive, high-quality logistics services worldwide. Stay tuned to The Logistic News for more updates on this evolving story and other industry developments.

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