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Surge Transportation emerges from bankruptcy with a successful reorganization, setting new industry precedents.
In a stunning turnaround, Surge Transportation has risen from the ashes of bankruptcy. Here's their journey:
Omar Singh, President & Founder of Surge Transportation, expressed deep gratitude: “I want to express gratitude to the carriers, customers, employees, factors, friends, and strangers who stood by us.”
At the time of their bankruptcy, some freight agents were still owed money. While it is not confirmed if all debts were paid off, one cannot simply forget about the past.
Not to mention, in an industry where time is money and money is time, will there be anyone willing to give Surge a second chance at life in this current freight market? Omar Singh is hoping so:
"Here's to new beginnings," Singh says, promising more insights in the coming weeks and months.
Surge's resurrection is a testament to the resilience of a freight brokerage company. Fighting and not wanting to give up despite going through a rough patch. With the right strategy and support, even the most challenging situations can be overcome. The industry will be watching closely to see how Surge capitalizes on its second chance. Hoping there will be some out there willing to give them that second chance.
Source: LinkedIn | FreightWaves 1, 2 | FreightCaviar
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