Private equity firm Quad‑C Management has injected capital into Charlotte‑based logistics provider Armstrong Transport Group. The company, founded in 2006, offers truckload, less‑than‑truckload and cross‑border brokerage services. No deal size was disclosed, but the investment signals confidence in mid‑market freight platforms as shippers seek integrated technology solutions. The deal follows a wave of private‑equity backing for technology‑driven carriers seeking to capture post‑pandemic freight volume.

CEO Cameron Ramsdell will retain his leadership role, and the existing management team stays on board with substantial equity stakes. Maintaining founder ownership aligns interests with the new backer, potentially enabling faster scaling of Armstrong’s digital freight matching and expanding its geographic footprint into Canada and the Gulf Coast. Board representation from Quad‑C will give the firm oversight as Armstrong pilots AI‑based routing tools.

The cash infusion gives Armstrong resources to upgrade its transportation management system and pursue strategic acquisitions of niche carriers. Investors will watch how the partnership improves EBITDA margins and positions the platform against larger rivals such as C.H. Robinson. Quad‑C’s stake now ties its performance directly to Armstrong’s growth trajectory and strengthen its balance sheet.