Forto 'sharpens commercial priorities' as it lays off one-third of staff
So-called ‘digital’ forwarder Forto has reportedly laid off some 200 employees, or about one-third of ...
The proposed sale of ‘digital’ forwarder Forto, as well as EV Cargo, which also considers itself ‘digital’, has shone a spotlight on a sector said to be reaching maturity – or at least running out of funding.
“The first wave of digital logistics struggles was characterised by distress, selling off, and bankruptcies, like the insolvency of Instafreight, and the collapse of Convoy, a company that had raised $1bn and was valued at $3.8bn just before facing trouble,” explained Wolfgang Lehmacher, partner at ...
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