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Benzinga
Benzinga
Business
Akanksha Bakshi

Wabash Unveils New Single Channel Distribution Network

WNC NYSE
  • Wabash National Corp (NYSE:WNC) established a new tech-enabled Wabash Parts distribution network, unifying and expanding its parts distribution capabilities across all product lines and providing immediate scale to grow.
  • This single-channel distribution network will, over time, include the entire Wabash aftermarket portfolio and a wide range of transportation parts with increased inventory and faster shipping.
  • Wabash Parts and Services distribution capabilities currently serve van trailer and truck body customers and dealers. Parts distribution for other Wabash product lines will phase in throughout 2022.
  • Price Action: WNC shares are trading higher by 7.27% at $15.35 on the last check Tuesday.
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