RPM Freight Systems has been acquired by Trive Capital and Bluejay Capital
Detroit, MI – CFI USA (PMCF Investment Banking) is pleased to announce it served as the exclusive investment banker to RPM Freight Systems, LLC in its sale of a majority interest to Trive Capital and Bluejay Capital.
Headquartered in Royal Oak, Michigan, RPM is an international provider of non-asset based logistics and supply chain solutions servicing the entire spectrum of the finished vehicle and specialized freight markets. The Company leverages a fully integrated technology stack to optimize and automate its customer and carrier experience. Since its founding in 2011, RPM has grown its global footprint with additional locations spanning Mexico, Netherlands, and Poland. A disruptor in the automotive logistics industry, RPM offers unique solutions for its customers and facilitates over 500,000 shipped vehicles annually across the OEM, remarketing, retail, fleet management, rental, and POV segments in addition to inbound component freight moves.
Trive Capital is a Dallas-based private equity firm that invests in middle-market companies with the potential for transformational upside. As part of the transaction, Trive partnered with Bluejay Capital, an operationally focused provider of capital that exclusively invests in the transportation and logistics sector.
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