I am thinking about going with KLLM. I have not driven since 2007 and I am going to school again but still have my CDL, just havent driven OTR. I just saw that KLLM just bought FFE out of dallas out and it making KLLM the second largest refer company in the US. What do yall think about KLLM?
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Discussion in 'Motor Carrier Questions - The Inside Scoop' started by KPatt, Jul 23, 2013.
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kllm bought out ffe? that's kind of hard to believe
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I just watched it on the news I live in Mississippi and they had it on the news. Said it will make KLLM the second largest in the country. I dont know what the price of the buy out was.
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KLLM is owned by a group of brothers from columbia Ms. they have alot of money and own several other companies not in the trucking industry
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JULY 15, 2013
Duff Brothers Capital announced July 15 that it is buying all of the outstanding shares of common stock of Frozen Food Express a transaction that has been unanimously approved by the FFE board of directors unanimously approved the transaction, which is valued at approximately $38 million. Duff Brothers is owned by Thomas and James Duff, who also own Richland, Miss.-based refrigerated carrier KLLM Transport Services.
http://www.truckgauge.com/2013/07/15/frozen-foods-express-being-purchased-by-duff-brothers/ -
I left KLLM in 2008 when they started making cutbacks to pay/benefits. It was a sign, a sign they start at the bottom, which had a sharky, predator aspect. The company is reputable throughout the industry, never sat for long, no touch freight. And I'm not one to care if terminals are nice or not because I don't spend time in them but their's are not nice, downright nasty. I heard they bought FFE, not impressive really, just more sharky, predator movement probably on a company that's failing. FFE lost $5 million in 1Q 2012 and they lost $3 million in 1Q 2013.... blood in the water for sharky KLLM.
But what do I know? I know I wouldn't go back.
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