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Montreal-based trucking company TFI says it won’t move to U.S. after shareholders object

TFI International Inc. Reversed its decision to move its headquarters to the U.S. After shareholder feedback, as announced on February 24, 2025.
The company had previously announced plans to redomicile to strengthen U.S. Investment, with 70% of operations currently in the U.S.
Caisse de dépôt et placement du Québec, a top shareholder, has approximately a 4% stake in TFI, which is influential in the company's considerations.

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Montreal-based trucking company TFI says it won’t move to U.S. after shareholders object

TFI International Inc. says it’s going to stay a Canadian corporation instead of moving to the U.S. as previously announced.

3 days ago·Canada

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Winnipeg Free Press

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TFI International says it won't move to U.S. after shareholders object

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4 days ago·Winnipeg, Canada

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Globe Newswire

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TFI International to Retain Canadian Corporation Status

MONTREAL, Feb. 24, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- TFI International Inc. (NYSE and TSX: TFII), a North American leader in the transportation and logistics...

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8 days ago·United States

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The Globe & Mail

Canadian trucking company TFI International eyes move to U.S. amid looming trade war

Company’s potential move will mean Quebec will lose a major corporation

8 days ago·Canada

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La Presse

TFI International: The Quebec giant TFII wants to become American

To the general surprise, TFI International, one of Quebec's heavy goods vehicles, wants to become American. The Quebec trucking giant wants to establish its head office south of the border five years after taking his first steps on the New York Stock Exchange.

9 days ago·Montreal, Canada

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