Core Insights - Mytra has successfully closed a $120 million Series C funding round to enhance its supply chain operating system [1] Group 1: Funding Details - The Series C round was led by Avenir Growth, with participation from new investors including Kivu Ventures, Liquid 2, D. E. Shaw, and Offline Ventures, as well as existing investors such as Eclipse, Greenoaks, Abstract Ventures, and Promus Ventures [2] - Strategic investors in Mytra include Lineage and RyderVentures, the corporate venture capital arm of Ryder System, Inc. [2] Group 2: Company Overview - Mytra specializes in software-defined industrial robotics solutions aimed at automating common logistics tasks, particularly in moving and storing materials [3] - The company's solutions address critical bottlenecks for warehouse-dependent organizations, ranging from Fortune 100 suppliers to local grocers, thereby enhancing supply chain resiliency and throughput [3]

Company Overview - Ryder System, Inc. is a leading provider of logistics and transportation solutions, focusing on fleet management and supply chain sectors [6] - The company operates a diversified business model across three segments: Fleet Management Solutions, Supply Chain Solutions, and Dedicated Transportation Solutions [9] - Ryder generates revenue from leasing, rental, maintenance, and value-added logistics services, serving a broad customer base in North America and internationally [9] Financial Performance - As of November 14, 2025, Ryder's stock price was $170.49, with a market capitalization of $6.88 billion [4] - The company reported a revenue of $12.68 billion and a net income of $502 million for the trailing twelve months (TTM) [4] - Ryder's third-quarter earnings rose 2% year over year to $3.33 per share, marking the fourth consecutive quarter of earnings growth on a per-share basis [10] Recent Developments - HG Vora Capital Management, LLC sold 300,000 shares of Ryder, resulting in a $37.77 million decrease in the fund's position value, reducing its stake to 8.56% of reportable assets under management (AUM) [2][8] - Despite the sale, Ryder remains the fifth largest holding in HG Vora's portfolio, with a total of 335,000 shares valued at $63.19 million [2][8] - Ryder's stock has fallen by 9.6% since the end of September, underperforming the S&P 500 by 8.82 percentage points [7][8] Market Conditions - The freight market conditions have been challenging this year, yet Ryder has managed to grow its business [10] - Outsourcing logistics to companies like Ryder is increasingly attractive for smaller businesses that cannot manage their own fleets [11] - Ryder has maintained dividend payments for over 49 years, with a recent 12% increase in its payout to $0.81 per share, offering a yield of 2.1% at recent prices [11]