Metro Supply Chain acquires BR Williams assets
Analysis based on 6 articles · First reported Apr 23, 2026 · Last updated Apr 23, 2026
The acquisition by Metro Supply Chain Group is expected to positively impact the logistics and warehousing sectors by increasing capacity and strengthening supply chain solutions in the United States. This move enhances Metro Supply Chain Group's market position and operational capabilities, while BR Williams transitions its assets.
Metro Supply Chain Group Inc., the parent company of Metro Supply Chain, announced its agreement to acquire select warehousing assets in the Southern United States from BR Williams. This acquisition will add approximately 1.5 million square feet to Metro Supply Chain Group's US footprint, bringing its total US operations to 6 million square feet. The acquired facilities, located in United States — Alabama and United States — Florida, will continue to operate without disruption, with existing leadership and personnel remaining in place. This strategic expansion aims to strengthen Metro Supply Chain Group's US contract logistics platform and support its long-term growth strategy, particularly in the industrial and mobility sectors. Chris Fenton, Group President and CEO of Metro Supply Chain Group, emphasized the importance of this investment in core markets. Nate Haney, CEO of BR Williams, expressed confidence in Metro Supply Chain Group's stewardship and will join as a Board Advisor.
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