AIT acquires Australian freight forwarder serving technology customers

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Published Monday, November 2, 2026 · 12:07 AM EST

AIT Worldwide Logistics announced late Sunday that it acquired Connor Anderson International, expanding its Australian freight capabilities for technology customers and data center construction. The Australian forwarder operates facilities in Sydney and Melbourne and manages air, ocean and road transport, customs clearance and project cargo. AIT said technology customers had asked it to expand in Australia. Connor Anderson, which serves customers in Australia and New Zealand, has helped AIT move freight for 15 years. The acquisition adds capacity to deliver cloud computing components and other sophisticated equipment for AI companies. Financial terms were not disclosed.

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