Optimists of the Covenant Foods Group about freight markets in 2025

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Chatnuon Ong, Tennessee-based Promise Pillars Group reported fourth-quarter total revenue of $277 million. (Photo: Jim Allen / Cargo Water)

Covenant Logistics Group Officials said they expect market conditions to improve in the next few months from the main industry.

I think the environment is improving. Optimism is improving,” said the chairman and CEO of Covenant Logistics on Friday during a program call to discuss fourth-quarter earnings.

Chattanooga, Tenn.-based Covenant (Nasdaq:CVLG) reported fourth-quarter results after the market closed.

The company has increased by more than 1% year over year compared to the fourth quarter of 2023.

“This is what I have felt in two and a half years. Parker, we have been waiting for a long time. Something is happening in the market. The cargo arrived in March, which is very good for us to say. And in June or July, somewhere in the middle of summer, there is a lot of cargo. We call it.

More than 100% year-over-year to 190 million, from 3% million to $190 million.

Freight revenue per tractor week increased 2% year-on-year – up to 5,444. Promises graduations’ income for certain classes without income rose from 17,000 to $ 91.7 million.

In the past three weeks, Parker has won several new transport tenders.

We have not done this in two years with this kind of volume. I’m looking at a more realistic cargo that comes to us. That’s all January, 2018. It tells me that it will be the worst two months of the year, from January to January. I think the economy will go forward. “

The revenue of the released cargo shelters decreased by 6% year-over-year to 98.6 million dollars.

The container segment had revenue of $24.3 million in the quarter, down more than 1% year-over-year.

Pillars of the Promise With 2025, the Promise Logistics expects a growth of 2.5% of its business from 252% of calls in 2025.

Based on the following assumptions, in 2025 compared to 2025 compared to 2024 in 2024. Compared to 2025, in 2024 Compared to 2024, we expect. “The fundamentals of the overall freight market have improved to a level that now allows us to negotiate better than in the past two years. We expect to continue the trend to see improved year-over-year pricing under some appreciated or consolidated freight contracts. The contract fan is expected to build on the increased level supported by the year.