The Moresby Group

Based in Canada, The Moresby Group specializes in supply chain management consulting, optimizing operational efficiencies for clients across various industries, ensuring improved productivity and cost-effectiveness. Founded in 2016 and headquartered in Toronto, Canada, The Moresby Group focuses on supply chain management consulting. The company has successfully completed one deal, with its most recent deal occurring on January 27, 2026, when STAT Recovery, a portfolio company of Cambridge Capital, merged with The Moresby Group, leading to a rebranding of the combined entity under the STAT Recovery name. Financial terms were not disclosed.

The Moresby Group specializes in supply chain management consulting, focusing on optimizing operational efficiencies for clients across multiple industries. Their core offerings include strategic advisory services, procurement optimization, and logistics management, designed to enhance productivity and drive cost savings for businesses. The company serves a diverse client base across over 90 countries, including sectors such as manufacturing, retail, and technology, primarily targeting medium to large enterprises seeking to improve global supply chain operations. The Moresby Group generates revenue through consulting engagements structured around specific projects or ongoing partnerships.

Clients typically enter into agreements for comprehensive supply chain assessments, with fees determined by the project's scope and duration. While specific pricing details are not disclosed, the consulting services are expected to reflect industry standards and are often structured around retainer agreements or milestone-based payments. The firm’s flagship offerings include tailored advisory packages to meet unique supply chain needs, fostering long-term relationships that facilitate continuous improvement and innovation. The Moresby Group aims to enhance its service offerings following its merger with STAT Recovery in January 2026, intending to expand supply chain and procurement services for a broader client base.

The strategic transaction focuses on improving capabilities and reaching wider markets. Specific plans for launching new product lines or expanding into new geographic regions have not been detailed, but the merger is expected to drive growth and innovation in the combined entity's service portfolio.