Trucking Names Make Fastest Growing Companies List
TORONTO – Companies known to many people in trucking are among the many listed in the just published 2015 Profit 500 Ranking of Canada’s Fastest Growing Companies.
The 27th annual rundown by Profit magazine includes not just the overall rankings but also a special transportation and logistics section, featuring the 28 fastest growing firms in this sector of the economy.
At the top of this list is the trucking company Polar Industries, which came in 31st in the overall rankings, followed by Entrec Corp, which provides crane and specialized transportation services.
Between 2009 and 2014 Polar grew its revenues 2,416 percent, according to the magazine, while Entrec, which came in 82nd in the overall rankings, grew its revenues 905 percent.
Check out the 2015 Profit 500 list of Canada’s Fastest-Growing Logistics Companies that also includes such names as Titanium Transportation Group, Tri-Link Systems, Andy Transport and others.
In the meantime, there are other companies on the overall list that aren’t directly involved in freight transportation, but are familar ones.
For instance, there is the vocational and service truck manufacturer Gin-Cor Industries, ranked at 276 overall, which saw its revenue increase 209 percent from 2009 through 2014.
“This achievement reflects the collective effort of our employees and their desire and ability for personal growth,” said CEO Luc Stang “It remains our primary objective to deliver the best in-class service and products to our existing and growing client base, as we look towards the future. We have strategically aligned our goals with select key world class suppliers and partners, ensuring that we continue to bring the best in vocational truck “work truck” solutions through our collective dedication and innovation.”
Also on the top 500 list is broadcaster SiriusXM Canada, which provides trucking entertainment and other programming, at number 471. It saw a 68 percent increase in revenue during the same time.
The Profit 500 Ranking of Canada’s Fastest Growing Companies is on the magazine’s website.
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