Do I need to obtain a new share certificate due to the corporate name change from CNF Inc. to Con-way Inc.?
You do not need a new certificate. Regardless of whether your certificate says Con-way Inc., CNF Inc., Consolidated Freightways Inc., or if you have no certificate in hand, your book entry share ownership in Con-way Inc. is recorded by our transfer agent, The Bank of New York Mellon.
How can I change the legal ownership of my shares if it becomes necessary due to death, divorce or other reason?
To transfer ownership, have a new certificate issued, or sell registered shares, call our transfer agent, The Bank of New York Mellon, at 1-866-517-4584, or by email.
Can I make an investment in your shares directly through the company?
Do you have a dividend re-investment program?
Initial investments in Con-way Inc. common or preferred shares must be made through a brokerage firm. You cannot make your initial investment directly through the company. We do offer a dividend reinvestment plan for registered owners (stock certificate is in your name). If your shares are registered in street name, you can ask your broker to change them to your name. To join this plan or to answer any questions you might have, call our transfer agent, The Bank of New York Mellon, at 1-866-517-4584, or by email.
I have shares that were affected by the spin-off of Consolidated Freightways. Can you tell me the cost allocation basis of those shares?
Consolidated Freightways, Inc. was separated into two distinct companies effective December 2, 1996. We believe that the proper cost allocation for the shares based on relative fair market value would be: Con-way 86.131%, Consolidated Freightways Corp. 13.869%.
