Radiant embeds AI agent Ray into Navegate to scale international logistics
- Radiant embedded AI agent Ray into its Navegate platform to streamline international operations and enable scaled automation.
- Ray and ongoing Navegate investment target workflow automation, reduced manual tasks, and consistent cross‑border routing and exception management.
- Q2 revenue $232.1M (down 12.2%; excluding Milton +16.2%), gross profit $61.0M, net income $5.3M.
Radiant elevates AI to scale international logistics
AI agent Ray drives Navegate platform expansion
Radiant Logistics is accelerating its digital transformation by embedding its first AI Agent, “Ray,” into the Navegate technology platform to streamline international operations, the company says. The Renton, Washington, freight and value‑added logistics provider emphasizes that Ray is an initial step in a broader push to automate workflows, improve throughput and link carrier, customs and customer processes within its digital environment. Management frames the initiative as central to unlocking international scale and future margin expansion.
The company highlights Ray alongside continued investment in Navegate as a strategic lever to convert acquisition and organic growth into more efficient operations. Radiant positions the AI deployment as complementary to its brokerage and managed‑transport businesses, aiming to reduce manual tasks and accelerate transaction handling across cross‑border shipments. Executives say the combination of a modern digital backbone and targeted AI agents is intended to make international routing, visibility and exception management more consistent across its global network.
Radiant treats the Ray rollout as part of a phased technology roadmap that balances product development with immediate operational gains. The firm underscores that the platform and AI work are ongoing priorities and are funded alongside its acquisition pipeline, reflecting a dual strategy of buying scale and building platform capabilities to support higher‑margin services and international growth.
Financial and business performance snapshot
For the fiscal second quarter ended Dec. 31, 2025, Radiant reports revenues of $232.1 million, down 12.2% from $264.5 million a year earlier, with prior‑year results including $64.8 million of air charter revenues tied to the Milton Project. Excluding Milton, revenues increase about 16.2% from $199.7 million. Gross profit is $61.0 million, up 2.3% year‑over‑year and up 16.0% on a Milton‑adjusted basis; adjusted gross profit is $63.5 million. Net income attributable to Radiant is $5.3 million, or $0.11 per share, while adjusted net income declines to $8.1 million, or $0.17 per share.
Balance sheet posture and growth outlook
Radiant reiterates confidence in its low leverage and in both acquisition and organic growth drivers to support future expansion. Management says continued investment in Navegate and AI capabilities such as Ray will drive operational efficiency and international scale, which the company expects to underpin margin improvement and long‑term value creation.