Toll Group has finalised its acquisition of Transolve Global, one month after announcing the deal, boosting its freight forwarding capabilities in wine, bulk liquids, and perishables.
Transolve, an Australian-based logistics provider with deep expertise in temperature-sensitive and high-value freight, will now operate as a distinct business unit within Toll’s Global Forwarding division. The brand will be retained, ensuring service continuity for existing customers while gaining access to Toll’s wider global infrastructure and resources.
The integration marks a key milestone in Toll’s strategy to expand its offering in premium and specialist logistics verticals.
Rachael Budd, CEO of Transolve, has been appointed Senior Vice President of the new business unit and will continue to lead operations under the Toll banner. Her leadership is expected to play a critical role in maintaining Transolve’s reputation while aligning with Toll’s broader growth objectives.
“The addition of Transolve enables us to deliver more targeted solutions to sectors that demand high levels of care and control,” a Toll spokesperson said. “It reflects our focus on investing in areas where we can add value through specialist knowledge and operational excellence.”
Transolve’s established client base spans the wine, agribusiness, and food and beverage sectors, with a strong track record in managing complex cross-border logistics. By integrating into Toll’s global network, the company will be able to scale its services and respond to growing demand in both regional and international markets.
Announced in May and finalised in early June, the acquisition underscores Toll’s ambition to support strategic customer growth and supply chain resilience, particularly across Asia-Pacific and other key trade corridors.
Toll Group says the acquisition reinforces its commitment to innovation in logistics and to delivering specialised solutions that meet the evolving needs of industries reliant on precision freight handling.