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Eroad’s new US-based co-CEO hunting ‘new logo’ customers

Investment into North American sales support to broaden customer base outside food transportation sector.

Eroad’s co-CEOs Marke Heine and David Kenneson.

Will Mace Thu, 23 May 2024
Key points
  • Revenue: Up 4% to $182m, above guidance top end of $180m.
  • Loss: Narrowed from $3m to $346,000.
  • Main takeaway: Eroad is free cashflow positive, but still seeking further traction in North America.

Eroad is looking to expand its North American dealer network beyond its CoreTemp and Reefer products for refrigerated trucking and towards the company’s “in-cab” solutions, according to new co-CEO David Kenneson.

It was announced in March this year that the Pennsylvania-based

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Will Mace Thu, 23 May 2024
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Key points
  • Revenue: Up 4% to $182m, above guidance top end of $180m.
  • Loss: Narrowed from $3m to $346,000.
  • Main takeaway: Eroad is free cashflow positive, but still seeking further traction in North America.
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