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Logistics Investment Remains Robust Amid Supply Chain Disruption

March 26, 2026

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Key Takeaways

Global PE deal value in logistics reached $9.4 billion in Q1 2026.
Trucking drove the headline number with $5.6 billion across nine deals.
Freight forwarding saw 10 deals totaling $774.5 million.
Strait of Hormuz closure triggered supply chain upheaval.

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Strategic Implications

The robust logistics investment may indicate resilience in the sector despite significant supply chain disruptions. The shift towards trucking and freight forwarding suggests a potential long-term impact on global logistics, which could benefit companies adapting to these changes and may lead to increased investment in alternative routes and modalities.

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What Happened

Trucking Hits 10-Year High As Strait Of Hormuz Closure Reshapes Freight

Despite the effective closure of the Strait of Hormuz causing the biggest supply chain upheaval since the COVID-19 pandemic, logistics investment has remained relatively robust. According to PitchBook’s Q1 2026 Logistics Report, global PE deal value reached $9.4 billion across 41 transactions in the first three months of the year. Trucking drove the headline number, with $5.6 billion across an estimated nine deals, a high-water mark since 2016. This was reported by PitchBook.

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