
TNX Logisticsrevenue & acquisition
Accounts Payable Automation SoftwareWroclaw, Lower Silesia, PolandFounded 2016
TNX Logistics was acquired by Transporeon. See Transporeon's profile →
TNX Logistics is a procure-to-pay platform for road transport. It is lowering transport spend by >7% for customers on three continents while achieving no-touch processing on 99.5% of invoices.
TNX Logistics revenue
TNX Logistics' annual revenue was $377.8K in April 2021, its last figure before Transporeon bought it (source not recorded).
| As of | Revenue | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Apr 2021 | $377.8K | – |
– source not recorded
Who owns TNX Logistics
Transporeon owns TNX Logistics. The date and price of the deal are not on record.
TNX Logistics CEO, founders & employees
Jonah McIntire founded TNX Logistics in 2016 and led it as CEO. TNX Logistics had 12 employees (April 2021).
- Jonah McIntireFounder & CEO
TNX Logistics FAQ
What was TNX Logistics' revenue?
Before Transporeon bought it, TNX Logistics' annual revenue was $377.8K in April 2021 (source not recorded).
Who owns TNX Logistics?
Transporeon owns TNX Logistics.
How many employees does TNX Logistics have?
TNX Logistics had 12 employees in April 2021.
Who founded TNX Logistics?
Jonah McIntire founded TNX Logistics in 2016.
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