Core Viewpoint - Mullen Group Ltd. anticipates 2026 will be a record year, driven by a comprehensive analysis of supply and demand fundamentals across its business segments and a focus on cost management and technology investment [2][3]. 2025 Update - The year 2025 was challenging due to trade disputes and tariff issues, leading to a soft private sector capital investment environment and minimal growth in the Canadian economy. Mullen Group's consolidated revenues for 2025 are expected to be around $2.1 billion, with an adjusted OIBDA of approximately $323 million, lower than planned due to various market pressures [3][6]. 2026 Business Plan - Mullen Group aims to achieve consolidated revenues between $2.3 billion and $2.4 billion in 2026, with an adjusted OIBDA target of $365 million, representing 15.7% of consolidated revenues. The business plan includes capital expenditures of $85 million [7][8]. Segment Highlights - The business segments are projected to perform as follows: - Less-Than-Truckload: Revenue of $800 million, adjusted OIBDA of $140 million, operating margin of 17.5%, and capital expenditures of $30 million - Logistics & Warehousing: Revenue of $840 million, adjusted OIBDA of $145 million, operating margin of 17.3%, and capital expenditures of $20 million - Specialized & Industrial Services: Revenue of $450 million, adjusted OIBDA of $85 million, operating margin of 18.9%, and capital expenditures of $20 million - U.S. & International Logistics: Revenue of $230 million, adjusted OIBDA of $15 million, operating margin of 6.5%, with no capital expenditures planned [8]. Balance Sheet and Liquidity Highlights - Mullen Group ended 2025 with $144.6 million in cash and $525 million in undrawn bank lines, positioning the company well for future growth. The 2026 plan includes generating cash in excess of operating needs, with expected cash commitments totaling approximately $235 million [12][13]. Strategic Priorities - The company has established key priorities for 2026, including: 1. Prioritizing margin over market share 2. Pursuing acquisitions to enhance growth 3. Investing in technology to improve operational efficiency [9][11].

Core Viewpoint - Mullen Group Ltd. anticipates 2026 will be a record year, driven by improved economic conditions and strategic investments in technology and acquisitions [2][5]. 2025 Update - 2025 was challenging due to trade disputes and tariff issues, leading to a stagnant Canadian economy with no growth [3]. - Mullen Group's preliminary consolidated revenues for 2025 are expected to be around $2.1 billion, with an adjusted operating income (OIBDA) of approximately $323 million, lower than planned due to various market pressures [3]. 2026 Business Plan - The company aims to achieve consolidated revenues between $2.3 billion and $2.4 billion and generate an adjusted OIBDA of $365 million, representing 15.7% of consolidated revenues [6][7]. - The trucking industry is expected to experience a tightening cycle, improving freight demand and pricing due to changes in supply and demand fundamentals [5][22]. - Mullen Group is well-positioned to benefit from government infrastructure projects once they transition from planning to execution [5][22]. Segment Highlights - The 42 business units within Mullen Group's portfolio are expected to outperform last year's results, particularly after accounting for acquisitions made in 2025 [5]. - Specific revenue and adjusted OIBDA targets for various segments include: - Less-Than-Truckload: $800 million revenue, $140 million OIBDA - Logistics & Warehousing: $840 million revenue, $145 million OIBDA - Specialized & Industrial: $450 million revenue, $85 million OIBDA - U.S. & International Logistics: $230 million revenue, $15 million OIBDA [7]. Financial Priorities - The company plans to prioritize margin over market share, focusing on generating cash in excess of operating needs [8][10]. - Expected cash commitments for 2026 include approximately $50 million for interest payments, $50 million for cash taxes, $55 million for lease payments, $85 million for capital expenditures, and $80 million for dividends [10][22]. Investment Strategy - Mullen Group intends to invest $85 million in new operating assets and pursue strategic acquisitions to enhance profitability and expand its network [11][12]. - The focus will be on integrating robotics and improving data management tools to drive productivity [12].