Top Logistics & Supply Chain Companies by Revenue 2026

50 companies ranked by revenue, market share, and AI visibility — including UPS, Oracle SCM Cloud, Samsara

Market:$25.67B (2024)
Growth:11.4% CAGR (2025-2030)
2
Silver

Oracle SCM Cloud

Oracle (NYSE: ORCL) cloud supply chain platform with demand planning, manufacturing, procurement, and logistics; competi...

1
Champion

UPS

NYSE-listed (UPS) global package carrier with $91.1B revenue and 24M+ daily deliveries; managing Amazon volume reduction while growing healthcare logi...

$91.1B
3
Bronze

Samsara

NYSE-listed (IOT) connected operations platform at $1.26B ARR with 40%+ growth; AI dash cams, fleet telematics, and equi...

$1.26B

Complete Rankings

#1
UPS
💰 $91.1B

NYSE-listed (UPS) global package carrier with $91.1B revenue and 24M+ daily deliveries; managing Amazon volume reduction while growing healthcare logistics and international express competing with FedEx.

#2
Oracle SCM Cloud

Oracle (NYSE: ORCL) cloud supply chain platform with demand planning, manufacturing, procurement, and logistics; competing with SAP IBP and Kinaxis for enterprise SCM integrated with Oracle Fusion ERP.

#3
Samsara
💰 $1.26B

NYSE-listed (IOT) connected operations platform at $1.26B ARR with 40%+ growth; AI dash cams, fleet telematics, and equipment monitoring competing with Geotab and Motive for physical operations IoT.

#4
SAP Integrated Business Planning

SAP (NYSE: SAP) cloud supply chain planning with demand sensing, inventory optimization, and S&OP for enterprise manufacturers; competing with Kinaxis and o9 Solutions as the native planning layer for SAP ERP customers.

#5
Geotab
💰 $700M

Mississauga fleet telematics with 4M connected vehicles and open SDK platform; privately-held $700M+ revenue competing with Samsara and Verizon Connect for commercial fleet GPS and driver safety.

#6
DHL

World's leading international logistics company; opened new Europe Innovation Center with AI and robotics focus; partnership with Dronamics for 4,000 cargo drones in Europe;

#7
Verizon Connect

Verizon (NYSE: VZ) fleet management platform from Fleetmatics and Telogis consolidation serving 500K+ vehicles; ELD compliance, GPS tracking, and route optimization competing with Samsara and Geotab.

#8
FedEx
💰 $87.7B

NYSE-listed (FDX) global express and ground shipping at $87.7B revenue processing 15M+ packages daily; 670+ aircraft network competing with UPS for B2B and e-commerce parcel delivery worldwide.

#9
Blue Yonder

AI supply chain platform covering demand planning through warehouse and transportation management; Panasonic-owned with $8.5B acquisition, serving global retail and manufacturing.

#10
Kuehne + Nagel

Schindellegi Switzerland world's largest ocean and air freight forwarder (SIX: KNIN) at $29.7B TTM revenue Sep 2025; Gartner 3PL Leader 2025 with 85,000 employees in 100 countries competing with DHL and Expeditors for global freight forwarding.

#11
Motive

San Francisco fleet management platform (formerly KeepTruckin) serving 120K+ customers with AI dashcams, ELD compliance, and GPS; $2.85B valuation competing with Samsara for commercial fleet telematics.

#12
Kinaxis
💰 $483.11M

$483.11M revenue 2024 (+13.15% YoY); $535-550M projected 2025; $391M ARR Q2 2025; 17% SaaS growth Q4 2024; 4th consecutive Rule of 40 quarter; customers: Ford, Cisco, Qualcomm

#13
Maersk

Copenhagen container shipping and integrated logistics (Nasdaq CPH: MAERSK-B) at $55.5B 2024 revenue; +56% net profit to $6.09B from Red Sea disruption with 2025 EBITDA guidance $9-9.5B competing with MSC for global logistics.

#14
Manhattan Associates
💰 $1B

NASDAQ-listed (MANH) cloud supply chain execution at $1B revenue with WMS, TMS, and OMS for 1,200+ enterprise retailers; competing with Blue Yonder and Oracle for omnichannel fulfillment orchestration.

#15
Trimble Transportation

$206.8M Q4 2024 revenue (+6% YoY); 234 companies using 2025; Transporeon +20% YoY bookings FY2024; 81.86% customers from US; fleet management competitive market

#16
o9 Solutions

AI supply chain planning platform with $2.7B valuation; Enterprise Knowledge Graph enabling cross-functional scenarios for Google, Nike, and PepsiCo replacing SAP APO and legacy planning.

#17
DSV

DSV A/S (DSV) reported DKK 161B (~$23B) revenue in FY2024. World's #1 logistics company after acquiring DB Schenker. ~160,000 employees. HQ: Hedehusene, Denmark.

#18
C.H. Robinson

Eden Prairie MN freight broker and 3PL (NASDAQ: CHRW) at $17.7B 2024 revenue; €1.4B European divestiture to sennder, AI LTL classification agent Jun 2025, and Navisphere TMS serving 200,000 companies competing with Echo for freight brokerage.

#19
Coupa
💰 $1.21B

$1.21B revenue 2025 (first GAAP profitable year); acquired by Thoma Bravo Feb 2023; 3,000+ global customers; $5T spend managed; $175B+ savings delivered; 128% QOQ supply chain bookings growth; spend management leader

#20
XPO Logistics

Greenwich CT second-largest North American LTL carrier (NYSE: XPO) at $8.07B 2024 revenue; acquired 28 Yellow Corp terminals ($870M), LTL 2.0 AI optimization, Q3 2025 EPS beat competing with Old Dominion for LTL freight.

#21
Platform Science

Commercial fleet tablet OS with OEM integration in Daimler Freightliner and Western Star trucks; flexible platform for ELD compliance and fleet apps competing with Samsara and Motive.

#22
E2open
💰 $650M

Supply chain cloud platform with $650M revenue; acquisition-driven consolidation of BluJay, Logility, and INTTRA for end-to-end multi-tier supply chain visibility and execution.

#23
J.B. Hunt

Lowell AR intermodal and trucking leader (NASDAQ: JBHT) at $12.2B 2024 revenue; 122,000+ container fleet on 35-year intermodal history with CEO Shelley Simpson competing with Schneider for North American freight logistics.

#24
Omnitracs

Legacy fleet management and ELD compliance platform for commercial trucking; telematics, driver safety, and routing competing with Samsara and Motive in modernized cloud-native market.

#25
project44

Supply chain visibility platform with $2.7B valuation; real-time multi-modal tracking for 1,000+ carriers with AI-powered predictive ETAs for ocean, truck, and air freight.

#26
Uber Freight

Uber's digital freight brokerage with Transplace managed transportation; app-based carrier matching and shipper rate transparency competing with C.H. Robinson in $800B trucking market.

#27
Expeditors
💰 $10B

Global freight forwarder with $10B revenue; asset-light air and ocean logistics intermediary with customs brokerage for multinational corporations competing with Kuehne+Nagel and DSV.

#28
Infor Nexus

Global supply chain network platform with 90,000+ connected partners; Nucleus Research Leader 2024 (5th consecutive year); Gartner WMS Leader 2025 (7th consecutive year);

#29
Descartes Systems
💰 $651M

$651M revenue FY2025 (+14% YoY); Q4 FY25 $167.5M (+13% YoY); $181.1M operating income (+27% YoY); $143.3M net income (+24% YoY); #1 cloud TMS provider 2025 (ARC Advisory); 12 G2 Grid Leader categories; logistics leader

#30
GXO Logistics
💰 $9B

World's largest pure-play contract logistics company with $9B revenue; 970 warehouses with robotics automation for e-commerce fulfillment and reverse logistics competing with DHL Supply Chain.

#31
Lytx

AI video telematics and driver safety platform serving 1.5M commercial vehicles with dashcam coaching; Permira-owned competing with Samsara and Motive using 20+ years of fleet safety data.

#32
CEVA Logistics
💰 $17B

CMA CGM-owned global 3PL with $17B revenue; air, ocean freight forwarding and contract logistics across 170+ countries competing with DHL Supply Chain and Kuehne+Nagel.

#33
Onfleet

San Francisco last-mile delivery management with route optimization, real-time tracking, and driver app; Index Ventures-backed competing with Route4Me and Bringg for local delivery operations across retail, restaurant, and courier.

#34
Sinotrans
💰 $9.4B

Beijing-listed (HKEx: 0598) COSCO-backed freight forwarder handling 4.87M+ TEUs at ~$9.4B revenue; China's largest logistics company competing with DHL and Kuehne+Nagel for cross-border freight forwarding.

#35
Flexport
💰 $2.1B

Tech-enabled freight forwarder; founder Ryan Petersen returned as CEO Sept 2023 after Dave Clark exit; Shopify Logistics acquisition 2023; ~$2.1B revenue; Red Sea disruptions created demand spike.

#36
SF Express
💰 $37B

Shenzhen-listed (SZSE: 002352) SF Express China largest time-definite courier with 85+ cargo aircraft at ~$37B revenue; premium direct-operation model competing with ZTO and Cainiao for domestic and international cross-border logistics.

#37
Locus Robotics

Collaborative warehouse robots working alongside human pickers for 2-3x productivity in fulfillment; restructured from 2023 bankruptcy competing with 6 River Systems and Geek+ for 3PL automation.

#38
Loadsmart

AI digital freight brokerage and TMS with instant truckload pricing and carrier matching; $175M+ raised backed by Maersk serving Fortune 500 shippers competing with C.H. Robinson and Convoy.

#39
USPS
💰 $32.26B

US federal postal agency delivering to 167M+ addresses with 644,000+ employees; FY2024 shipping/package revenue $32.26B (+2%) with PMG David Steiner appointed July 2025 and $40B Delivering for America modernization plan.

#40
Transporeon

Trimble (NASDAQ: TRMB) European freight platform connecting 1,400+ shippers with 145,000+ carriers; acquired for €1.88B providing freight tendering, slot management, and real-time visibility across European logistics.

#41
Fleetio

Cloud fleet maintenance platform for vehicle tracking, preventive maintenance, and fuel management; Birmingham-based serving 100+ countries competing with Samsara and Motive for fleet lifecycle management.

#42
Uber

NYSE-listed rideshare and delivery platform (UBER) with $43.6B gross bookings in 2023 and first GAAP profit; expanding with Waymo AV partnership competing with Lyft and DoorDash across mobility verticals.

#43
Aventon
💰 $15M

California e-bike brand with $15M revenue Sept 2025 and 100K+ units sold in 2023; TIME 'World's Best E-Bike' award winner; Aventure 3 and Ramblas eMTB launched spring 2024.

#44
Enterprise Rent-A-Car
💰 $35B

Enterprise Holdings (private) world's largest car rental at ~$35B revenue with 6,000+ neighborhood locations; insurance replacement partnerships with major insurers driving captive rental volume ahead of Hertz and Avis.

#45
Electra

Electrochemical ironmaking startup with $185M raised; zero-carbon iron production using renewable electricity and electrolysis to decarbonize the 7-9% of global CO2 from steel.

#46
Lyft
💰 $5.8B

Second-largest US rideshare with $5.8B revenue; US-Canada focus improving profitability under CEO David Risher while preparing for autonomous vehicle competition from Waymo.

#47
Trek
💰 $1.5B

Private Waterloo WI premium bicycle maker with ~$1.5B revenue and 1,500+ stores; Tour de France team sponsor competing with Specialized and Giant for high-performance and e-bike market share.

#48
Giant
💰 $2.5B

Taiwan-listed global bicycle giant with $2.5B revenue producing Giant, Liv, and CADEX brands; OEM manufacturer for Trek and Specialized competing across road, mountain, and the booming e-bike segment.

#49
Brompton

British premium folding bicycle made in London; compact 20-second fold for urban commuters with cult following in Asia competing with Dahon and Tern for premium folding bikes.

#50
Budget

Value-positioned car rental brand in 120 countries under Avis Budget Group; targeting cost-conscious travelers with competitive daily rates at airports and urban locations.

About Logistics & Supply Chain

The logistics and supply chain industry encompasses the planning, execution, and control of the movement and storage of goods, services, and information from origin to consumption. This critical sector includes freight transportation, warehousing, inventory management, order fulfillment, supply chain planning, and the technology platforms that orchestrate global commerce and trade. Digital transformation is revolutionizing logistics through AI-powered route optimization, autonomous vehicles, warehouse robotics, blockchain-enabled tracking, IoT sensors, and predictive analytics. Real-time visibility, digital twins, and control tower platforms enable proactive supply chain management. E-commerce growth, just-in-time delivery expectations, and sustainability mandates are driving innovation in last-mile delivery, electric fleets, and circular supply chains. For logistics and supply chain companies, AI visibility is increasingly valuable as procurement professionals, supply chain managers, and business leaders consult AI assistants for carrier selection, optimization strategies, technology recommendations, and best practices. Being featured in AI-generated responses about supply chain solutions, logistics trends, and operational efficiency directly influences vendor selection, partnership opportunities, and market leadership.

Key Industry Trends

  • AI-powered supply chain optimization and forecasting
  • Warehouse automation and robotics deployment
  • Real-time visibility and tracking platforms
  • Autonomous delivery vehicles and drones

Market Overview

The global supply chain management market was valued at $25.67 billion in 2024, projected to reach $48.59 billion by 2030 at 11.4% CAGR. The broader logistics market reached $8.96 trillion in 2023, expected to grow to $21.91 trillion by 2033. Asia-Pacific leads with 48.7% market share, driven by manufacturing and trade hub dominance. 3PL services account for 56.3% of the market, offering flexible, cost-effective solutions. Inventory management represents 43% of total revenue. AI, blockchain, and IoT are enhancing operational efficiency, transparency, and traceability across global supply chains.

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