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Why Trimble would consider selling T&L unit
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Fusion42 · 28 July 2026 · Fusion42 review
Trimble is reportedly engaging Goldman Sachs to sell its Transportation & Logistics unit, which generates only 20% of recurring revenue with low margins. The divestiture makes strategic sense as Trimble pursues higher-growth divisions like AECO and integrates AI, leaving TMS customers concerned about product roadmap and support.
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Trimble's TMS customers are now orphaned: the company has stopped developing D²Link and is shopping the entire T&L division to focus on higher-margin AECO. If you build TMS, workflow automation, or fleet software for LTL carriers, thousands of Trimble users need a new home this year.
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