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Transport Topics industry April 8, 2026 at 07:35 PM ♥ 0

KTG Expands Portfolio With Sharp Transportation Acquisition

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Key Details Kriska Transportation Group has acquired Sharp Transportation Systems, an Ontario-based temperature-controlled carrier specializing in medical supplies and furniture transport. The acquisition, announced March 31, adds expertise in cross-border truckload and partial-load services across the Midwest and Northeast regions. Why It Matters This strategic move strengthens KTG's position in the specialized medical logistics sector, which David Tumber, KTG President, identifies as a high-growth vertical. Sharp's established customer base and regional operations create operational synergies that benefit both companies and their combined service capabilities. What's Next Sharp's leadership team will remain in place, with Devon Turnbull continuing as operations manager and Cassandra Long supporting operations and customer service. The company will leverage KTG's scale and resources to expand service offerings while maintaining the personalized customer relationships Sharp has built. Left Lane Associates advised on the transaction. For Owner-Operators This acquisition highlights continued consolidation in the specialized freight sector. Drivers hauling temperature-sensitive cargo should note the expanded capabilities and potential partnership opportunities within the growing KTG network across Canada and the US.

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