Because Convoy’s assets now belong to private entities like Flexport or DAT, the only way to "own" a piece of that technology today would be through private equity or by investing in companies that hold a stake in those buyers—though both Flexport and DAT are also privately held. 2. Investing in the Freight Tech Sector
Operates Uber Freight , one of the most direct competitors to Convoy’s original digital brokerage model. how to buy convoy stock
One of the largest third-party logistics (3PL) providers globally with a massive digital network. 3. Alternative "Convoy" Interests Because Convoy’s assets now belong to private entities
A leader in traditional freight that has invested heavily in its own digital platform, J.B. Hunt 360 . One of the largest third-party logistics (3PL) providers
Since you cannot buy Convoy stock directly, you may want to look into its public competitors or related supply chain technology companies. These stocks are readily available through most brokerage accounts:
Convoy never held an Initial Public Offering (IPO), so there is no ticker symbol (like $CNVY) to buy on major exchanges like the NYSE or NASDAQ.