Supra National Express, Inc., a California-based logistics and transportation company, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in the Central District of California. Filed on October 28 under case number 2:25-bk-19576, the petition gives Supra National Express a chance to restructure its operations and debt.
Supra National Express Files for Bankruptcy
According to PacerMonitor, attorney Ron Bender filed the 28-page petition, which included a $1,738 filing fee. Financial schedules, including assets, liabilities, creditor lists, and statements of affairs, are due by November 12, 2025.
Supra National Express, Inc. did not reveal the reason for its Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing.
According to RK Consultants, however, the filing suggests that the company is burdened with substantial equipment-related debt.
Filings list Daimler Chrysler among the company’s largest creditors, owed more than $2.1 million for surrendered tractors. Another major creditor, De Lage Landen, claims over $1.1 million for other returned vehicles, according to RK Consultants.
About the Company
Founded in 2009, Supra National Express, Inc. is a privately owned logistics and transportation company based in Carson, California. It provides services such as warehousing, port operations, and drayage, with a focus on the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach.
The company operates more than 100 trucks and 400 chassis and manages its own warehouse facilities rather than acting solely as a broker. Supra leverages technology-driven logistics tools such as the Draypower app and the 121 Tower system.
The company provides real-time tracking and yard management and continues to expand its CNG fleet as part of its goal to reach zero emissions.
