This Week In E-Commerce - ITS Logistics Unveils DropFleet Solution for Supply Chain Efficiency

Simply Wall St.
13 Feb

ITS Logistics has announced the launch of DropFleet, a premium trailer pool and drop trailer solution designed to address complex supply chain needs in sectors such as e-commerce, automotive, and retail. This new offering aims to provide cost-effective, dedicated capacity and flexible transportation options by integrating power-only services with ITS Logistics' trailers, capitalizing on their asset-lite operations. DropFleet promises to enhance asset visibility and carrier management, crucial for managing fluctuations in demand and peak season surges. With features such as real-time tracking and robust fraud prevention measures, ITS Logistics aims to deliver reliable service and streamline operations for businesses with dense, complex supply chains.

Elsewhere in the market, Confluent was a notable mover up 25.1% and ending the day at $37.65, not far from its 52-week high. Three days ago, Confluent announced a strategic partnership with Jio for cloud services in India and expanded its integration with Databricks for enhanced AI-driven data solutions. At the same time, Digital China Holdings softened, down 7.7% to end trading at HK$3.24.

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  • "ITS Logistics Unveils DropFleet to Serve Complex Drop Trailer and Trailer Pool Solutions" from ITS Logistics on GlobeNewswire (published 10 February 2025)

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