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Roadrunner Transportation Buys R&M Transportation, Sortino Transportation

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8/3/2012 4:13 PM ET

Roadrunner Transportation Systems Inc. (RRTS: Quote) has acquired R&M Transportation and Sortino Transportation for about $24.4 million, plus an earn-out capped at $5 million.

Both R&M Transportation and Sortino Transportation provides truckload services in Omaha, Nebraska. R&M and Sortino transport primarily refrigerated product throughout the United States.

Roadrunner also announced it has amended and expanded its credit facility to $295 million to provide enhanced liquidity and future growth capital.

Chief Executive Mark DiBlasi said, "The acquisition of R&M and Sortino expands our refrigerated capacity in key lanes and broadens our customer base. In addition, R&M and Sortino's Midwest presence enables us to more effectively cross-sell our truckload services because of their superior service and solid, long-term customer relationships."

In 2011, R&M and Sortino together generated revenues of around $64.5 million. R&M and Sortino are expected to be accretive to Roadrunner's earnings in 2012.

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