MORGANTOWN, PA — Morgan Truck Body, LLC, a leading manufacturer of light- and medium-duty truck bodies, has announced the recent acquisition of Canadian firm Transit Truck Bodies Inc. The move enhances Morgan’s manufacturing capabilities and expands its North American presence, increasing the total number of the company’s manufacturing facilities to 14.
Transit Truck Bodies, based in Laval, Quebec, is a well-established player in the truck body manufacturing industry. It brings over forty-five years of experience to the table, along with expertise in customer service, strengthening Morgan’s commitment to providing innovative truck body solutions to its customers across North America.
“We are excited to welcome Transit team members and customers to Morgan Truck Body,” said Corby Stover, President of Morgan Truck Body. “Transit’s expertise and leadership in truck body manufacturing and customer service in Canada will bolster our ability to provide innovative solutions to our customers.”
Transit Truck Bodies, founded in 1978, has carved out a niche for itself in the industry with its award-winning product line that includes cutaway, dry freight, refrigerated, and tailor-made solutions. The company, led by President Louis Leclair, is headquartered in a 120,000+ square foot manufacturing facility in Laval.
Tom Diez, Chief Commercial Officer of Morgan Truck Body, noted the strategic importance of the acquisition. “With Transit’s skilled workforce and expansive manufacturing facility in Quebec, we look forward to meeting the growing needs of our customers across North America with quality products.”
Transit’s President, Louis Leclair, expressed optimism about the merger, stating, “By becoming a part of Morgan Truck Body, the marketplace leader in light- and medium-duty truck bodies in North America, Transit customers will benefit from a robust network of resources and leadership experienced in delivering quality bodies and service.”
Deloitte Corporate Finance Inc. served as the financial advisor, and BCF Business Law provided legal counsel for Transit Truck Bodies Inc. during the acquisition process.
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