The Power 25 List for 2016

The Power 25 list was compiled with the help of Armstrong & Associates, Inc., a U.S.-based supply chain consulting firm, which ranked the top 25 largest forwarders based on their 2015 air tonnage. Revenue information and tonnage figures for 2015 are either reported by the companies or estimated by Armstrong & Associates. Revenues have also been converted into U.S. dollars, based on the average exchange rate in order to make noncurrency-related growth comparisons.

Revenues and metric tonnes are company-reported or Armstrong & Associates, Inc. estimates. Revenues have been converted to US$ using the average exchange rate in order to make non-currency related growth comparisons. Numbers in parentheses represent 2014’s rank by airfreight tonnage. Copyright © 2016 Armstrong & Associates, Inc.

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The Power 25 List for 2016

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