Saia Inc. continues its growth in western states.
Saia Inc. recently announced that Saia LTL Freight, a less-than-truckload carrier, is opening three new terminals this month as the company celebrates its 100th anniversary.
The company said in a statement the new terminals in Bismarck and Fargo, North Dakota, and Sidney, Montana, represent key milestones inits strategic growth, enhancing its service capabilities and supporting the company’s continued commitment to its “Customer First” approach.
The terminals in Bismarck and Fargo are Saia’s first facilities in North Dakota. The company said the two facilities mark a significant step in its expansion into the state, bringing Saia’s services to a growing customer base in the region.
The new terminal in Sidney, Montana is the fourth facility for the company in the state.
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“As we continue to celebrate our 100th year in business, each new terminal opening demonstrates our ongoing commitment to delivering exceptional service to both new and existing customers,” said Executive Vice President of Operations Patrick Sugar. “Every facility we open is an opportunity to create long-term value by strengthening our network and enhancing our ability to serve our customers better. Our expansion into North Dakota is particularly significant, as it allows us to provide a higher level of service in this market.”
Saia’s said its ongoing investment in its facilities and workforce is central to the company’s growth strategy.
“These new terminals are not just an investment for this quarter or even this year – they’re long-term investments that will drive value for our customers and shareholders for years to come,” added Sugar. “We remain focused on delivering exceptional service, supporting our customers’ success, and maintaining our company’s strong culture as we continue to grow.”
The company said the new terminals will further enhance its direct shipping capabilities, improving service for customers in the Western U.S. while contributing to local economies through job creation.
The company has already opened several new facilities this year and plans to add additional terminals as part of its broader national expansion strategy.
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