For Racing Cargo, international expansion has ceased to be a long-term plan and has become an operational reality. With offices in Mexico, the United States, Germany, Italy, Hong Kong, and India , as well as a direct presence in Brazil; multicultural teams; and operations that are now coordinated virtually 24 hours a day across different time zones, the Mexican company is undergoing a period of global consolidation marked by new investments, strategic growth, and an increasingly ambitious vision for the future.
The company, founded more than two decades ago , is experiencing a moment of evolution in which the challenge is no longer just to open markets or reach new regions, but to integrate all its operations under the same vision and maintain the pace of growth in an increasingly complex and competitive logistics environment.
This is how its CEO, Eduardo Haros , sums it up, saying that “the challenge is no longer to arrive, but to stay.”
From Mexico, the company seeks to strengthen its presence in key markets while advancing a plan that includes new offices, acquisitions, and greater global integration of its logistics services.
“We are in the process of consolidating that globalization. We already have several offices around the world, but now the challenge is to make them all work as one,” says Haros.
The executive’s daily routine reflects the company’s current situation. When the workday ends in Mexico, others are just beginning in Asia or Europe . Meetings span time zones as the company coordinates international operations that have become an integral part of its daily life.
But the expansion isn’t solely driven by a business strategy. Haros insists that the true engine of Racing Cargo is its people. “To grow the company, we first have to grow the teams ,” he points out.
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