The deal, initially announced on June 15, 2026, consolidates a massive infrastructure portfolio covering over 3,000 waterfront acres and 12.5 million square feet of industrial warehousing. The combined entity manages an annual throughput of approximately 70 million tons of cargo, ranging from bulk commodities and automotive shipments to project-specific freight. Co-CEOs Philippe De Montigny and Matthew Satnick stated that the move aims to integrate critical supply chain services into a single, cohesive network designed to increase cargo efficiency.
Enstructure Finalizes Acquisition of LOGISTEC Marine Division
With the integration of 106 marine terminals across 30 states and provinces, Enstructure has finalized its acquisition of LOGISTEC’s marine services division. The merger creates one of North America’s largest logistics networks, now supported by a workforce of 6,000 and a footprint stretching from the U.S. Gulf Coast to the Canadian Arctic.
Enstructure will maintain LOGISTEC’s established headquarters in Montréal, signaling an intent to preserve existing partnerships with local communities, port authorities, and Indigenous groups. Blackstone Credit & Insurance, which has provided roughly $2 billion in capital to the firm since 2022, remains a key financial backer. While the specific financial terms of the acquisition remain undisclosed, the transaction underscores a broader industry push to fortify North American trade corridors and improve supply chain resiliency amid shifting global demands.
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