Ryder completes acquisition of Efficiency Enterprises

By Public Technologies
  • Ryder completed its acquisition of fleet services provider Efficiency Enterprises on November 1, 2026, expanding its East Coast network.
  • The deal is expected to add approximately $50 million in gross revenue to the fleet management business in 2027, supporting earnings growth.
  • Six locations across Florida, New York, Maryland and Delaware strengthen coverage in key freight markets.
  • The acquisition brings approximately 50 technicians and roughly 1,200 fleet units into operations.
  • Integration of Efficiency Enterprises’ assets and operations is scheduled throughout 2026.


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