Fedex Supply Chain acquired by Cma-CGM

CMA CGM Group has agreed to acquire FedEx Supply Chain, a subsidiary of FedEx Corp, in a transaction slated for completion in 2026 pending customary regulatory approvals. The acquisition will integrate FedEx Supply Chain's approximately 10,000 employees and its warehouse footprint into CEVA Logistics, a CMA CGM subsidiary, thereby expanding the combined contract logistics platform in North America. The deal follows a series of strategic discussions between the two groups and includes provisions for multi‑year commercial agreements covering ocean and air freight services. From the buyer's perspective, the purchase is intended to triple the size of CEVA's North American contract logistics operations, enhance service depth for high‑value verticals, and secure a preferred ocean carrier relationship with FedEx. The integration aligns with CMA CGM's long‑term investment strategy in the United States, leveraging FedEx Supply Chain's customer relationships and technology assets to broaden end‑to‑end logistics capabilities. The agreement also establishes a framework for coordinated capacity management across air and sea networks, aiming to improve asset utilization and flexibility for both parties. Operationally, the combined entity will operate roughly 150 warehouses and employ about 20,000 staff across more than 240 locations, creating a scale advantage in inventory management and distribution. Expected outcomes include expanded service offerings, higher operational efficiency, and increased market share in the North American contract logistics sector. The complementary freight agreements are projected to commence in phases through 2028, further integrating the two companies' global transport networks.

By taking control of Fedex Supply Chain, Cma-CGM continues its expansion strategy. Previously, the group had completed 2 acquisitions, including Freightliner UK Intermodal Logistics in 2025.