June26 , 2026

    C.H. Robinson Acquires DeSpir Logistics for $75 Million to Expand High-Value Cargo Services

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    Global third-party logistics provider C.H. Robinson has acquired Illinois-based DeSpir Logistics for approximately $75 million, strengthening its capabilities in transporting high-value, high-risk and temperature-controlled cargo.

    DeSpir Logistics, which generated $62 million in revenue during the fiscal year ending December 31, 2025, specializes in handling sensitive shipments requiring enhanced security, regulatory compliance and precision execution. The acquisition expands C.H. Robinson’s services for industries including healthcare, life sciences, aerospace, data centers and high-value retail.

    The company said the move comes amid growing demand for specialized logistics solutions as supply chains become more complex and cargo theft continues to rise. By integrating DeSpir’s expertise with C.H. Robinson’s global network and technology platform, customers will benefit from enhanced shipment visibility, stricter security protocols and tailored transportation solutions.

    Adam McDonough, Vice President of Capacity at C.H. Robinson, said the acquisition combines the company’s large-scale logistics capabilities with DeSpir’s specialized operational expertise to manage critical shipments such as life-saving pharmaceuticals and high-value data center equipment.

    C.H. Robinson added that the acquisition aligns with its strategy of expanding premium, high-margin logistics services while strengthening its presence in key strategic industry verticals. Jim Mancini, Vice President of Customer Success, said the deal enhances the company’s ability to deliver greater precision, security and value for customers moving complex, high-value freight.

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