Landstar to sell Mexican unit; $22M+ charges expected in Q3 2025 from impairments
Landstar System said it has hired a financial advisor to market its Mexican subsidiary, Landstar Metro, for sale and expects non-cash impairment charges totaling roughly $27 million to $31 million in the 2025 third quarter across the Metro business, the Blue TMS platform and a Cavnue investment. A jury also assigned $3.42 million of a $22.8 million verdict to a Landstar unit, which the company says is covered by an immaterial accrual, and it expects no change to its $12 million no-claims bonus.
Key points
- Landstar Metro sale process begun August 11, 2025; a disposition may occur during fiscal 2025, with the carrying value at June 28, 2025 of about $26 million.
- Expected 2025 third quarter non-cash impairments: $13 million to $17 million on Landstar Metro ($0.28 to $0.37 per share), $9.0 million on Blue TMS ($0.20 per share), and up to $5.0 million on Cavnue ($0.11 per share).
- Jury verdict on August 6, 2025 attributed $3.42 million, or 15%, of $22.8 million in damages to subsidiary Landstar Ranger; post-trial motions and appeals are anticipated.
The filing
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