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Feb 10: Hub Group's $77M Accounting Bomb

Keywords Hub Group, freight market, accounting error, intermodal, logistics, supply chain, financial analysis, market trends, capacity strategy, service reliability Summary In this Freight Flow Advisor Brief, Leon Daniels discusses the recent turmoil at Hub Group, triggered by a significant accounting error that led to a stock collapse. However, he emphasizes that the operational side of Hub Group remains strong, with impressive intermodal performance and strategic acquisitions that position the company well for future growth. The conversation highlights the importance of understanding the nuances behind headlines and the implications for shippers and carriers in the evolving freight market. Takeaways Hub Group's $77 million accounting error is a credibility crisis. The operational performance of Hub Group remains strong despite financial turmoil. Intermodal volumes and service levels are at record highs for Hub Group. Strategic acquisitions have positioned Hub Group as a leader in refrigerated intermodal. The freight market is shifting towards intermodal solutions. Shippers need to reassess their capacity strategies for 2026. The cost gap between intermodal and truckload is widening. Hub Group's integrated final mile capabilities provide a competitive advantage. The 2026 bid season will test shippers' willingness to convert to intermodal. Understanding the fundamentals is crucial for navigating the freight market. Sound bites "Hub just proved they can do both." "That's what we like to call a moat." "That's not a company in distress." Chapters 00:00 The Hub Group Crisis: An Overview 06:00 Operational Strength Amidst Financial Turmoil 11:48 Strategic Moves and Market Positioning 13:53 Future Implications for Shippers and Carriers This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit freightflowadvisor.substack.com/subscribe (https://freightflowadvisor.substack.c...)