Wincanton in the news

Wincanton delivers integrated supply chain and logistics services across various industries in the United Kingdom.

Wincanton, now GXO, offers advanced logistics and supply chain services across eFulfilment, retail, grocery, and consumer sectors in the UK and Ireland.

Wincanton highlights a shift toward immediate defense readiness, supply chain localization, and the necessity of collaborative logistics partnerships following DSEI 2025.

GXO offers funding proposals to UK supermarkets and divestment options to address CMA concerns over its Wincanton acquisition, aiming to maintain competition in grocery logistics.

Wincanton received five award nominations, including for its EyeQ digital transport service and partnerships with Screwfix, Sainsbury's, Argos, and ClearQuote, recognizing its innovation in supply chain and logistics.

Wincanton extended its supply chain and fulfilment partnership with Whittard of Chelsea to support UK and international growth.

Wincanton signed a three-year partnership with Futon Company to manage its end-to-end warehousing and distribution operations.

Wincanton drivers delivering building supplies for Marshalls won a new pay deal including a five percent increase and a £1,000 payment after threatening strike action.

GXO is cleared to acquire Wincanton by divesting its grocery warehousing unit, appoints Patrick Kelleher as new CEO, and raises its 2025 financial guidance.

The CMA approved GXO Logistics’ acquisition of Wincanton, requiring the sale of Wincanton’s grocery warehousing to preserve competition and supply chain efficiency, with GXO set to enhance UK supply chain operations.

The UK CMA approved GXO Logistics’ acquisition of Wincanton with some contract divestments, enabling integration and prompting GXO to raise its growth forecasts.

GXO's acquisition of Wincanton was approved by UK regulators after agreeing to sell Wincanton’s grocery warehouse unit to maintain market competition.

GXO Logistics will acquire Wincanton but must sell its grocery warehouse unit to satisfy UK regulator concerns about competition and consumer prices.

The UK competition authority approved GXO's acquisition of Wincanton on the condition that Wincanton sells off its grocery warehousing business to maintain market competition.

GXO Logistics has received UK regulatory clearance for its Wincanton acquisition, requiring divestment of a few grocery contracts, and has subsequently raised its full-year 2025 financial guidance.

Wincanton is expanding its electric truck fleet with new vehicles and charging infrastructure as part of a broader zero-emission and decarbonisation initiative.