Logistics Crossing World (LCW) anticipates that 2027 will be a year of consolidating operations and strengthening its international presence , with a strategy focused on expanding its maritime services to Central and South America, as well as boosting its air cargo division.
Ana Gabriela Hernández Chávez, founder and CEO of the Mexican freight forwarding firm , says in an interview that the company will seek to increase its participation in different markets , maintaining operational efficiency and customer service as priorities.
“We are looking to develop in several markets; these are new challenges for 2027. We not only want to increase our cargo volume, but also focus on customer service, be more efficient, become the differentiator in logistics solutions, and continue growing hand in hand with our partners,” he says.
It specifies that during the first half of 2026 the company’s air cargo movement registered a growth of 4.7% compared to the same period of the previous year, a performance that it expects to accelerate during the second half of the year.
“We want to move from a stage of growth to one of consolidation and expansion. We seek to strengthen our client portfolio, expand our network of business partners, and consolidate ourselves as a Mexican company with an increasingly global vision,” he says.
Hernández Chávez recalls that the company began operations with a strong focus on land transport; however, in recent years it has managed to diversify its offerings into the maritime and air segments, where it sees significant growth opportunities.
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