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Wisconsin's strategic position between Chicago and Minneapolis makes it a critical link in Midwest distribution networks. The state's strong highway infrastructure, intermodal facilities, and concentration of trucking and warehousing companies create significant buyer demand for local businesses.
Wisconsin has over 7,500 transportation and warehousing establishments employing more than 85,000 workers, with strong concentrations in trucking, distribution, and 3PL services.
Most Wisconsin logistics transactions fall within the lower-middle market, with valuations driven by fleet assets, customer contracts, lane profitability, and operational metrics.
Wisconsin's freight activity concentrates along major interstate corridors connecting Chicago, Minneapolis, and regional manufacturing centers.
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Wisconsin offers strategic corridor positioning and strong manufacturing support demand—making local logistics companies attractive to buyers seeking Midwest network expansion.
Wisconsin sits between Chicago's freight hub and Minneapolis markets, with I-94 and I-43 corridors providing efficient north-south and east-west freight movement for regional distribution.
Wisconsin's strong manufacturing base creates consistent demand for freight, warehousing, and distribution services, providing stable revenue streams for logistics operators.
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