TFI International’s Truckload Hits $3B in 2025, Data Center Revenue Doubles to $15M
TFI International’s Truckload segment generated over $3 billion in 2025 revenue, including $43 million from data center transportation, which rose from $8 million in Q1 to $15 million in Q4. Electric grid-related revenue exceeded $110 million and Scott Hoppe was named Chief Commercial Officer to drive further growth.
1. TFI International Posts Strong Data Center Transport Revenue Growth
In 2025, TFI International’s Truckload segment generated over $3 billion in total revenue, driven in part by a more than fivefold increase in data center-related shipments. Data center revenue climbed from $8 million in the first quarter to $15 million by the fourth quarter, contributing $43 million for the full year. Broader electric grid–related revenue surpassed $110 million, reflecting robust demand from utility and renewable energy clients. TFI’s asset-based SFI truckload brand, operating a fleet of roughly 8,000 tractors under multiple operating companies, has leveraged its open-deck, heavy-haul and dedicated capabilities to support time-sensitive, high-value cargo for hyperscale and edge data center projects across North America.
2. SFI Appoints Industry Veteran Scott Hoppe as Chief Commercial Officer
TFI International has elevated Scott Hoppe to Chief Commercial Officer of its SFI truckload brand to capitalize on the expanding data center buildout in the U.S. and Canada. Hoppe joined TFI in 2024 through its acquisition of Daseke and brings more than 25 years of leadership experience, including prior roles as Vice President of Business Development, Chief Operating Officer and President at E.W. Wylie. In his new capacity, Hoppe will coordinate SFI’s open-deck, tank, logistics, dedicated, bulk, van and heavy-haul divisions to enhance service offerings for multi-year data center and electric grid projects. Chairman and CEO Alain Bédard highlighted Hoppe’s role in leveraging TFI’s extensive network to meet complex, time-sensitive customer requirements and capture growth opportunities in an industry still in its early expansion phase.