Three decades after its founding as a port operator, Logra celebrates its consolidating its position as a benchmark in the maritime-port sector in Mexico and Central America , handling cargo, especially bulk cargo.
The story begins in 1995 at the Port of Progreso with “Multisur,” one of the first privately owned port management companies in the country, and currently the most productive agricultural bulk terminal in the country.
Since then, Logra’s presence has strategically expanded to key ports such as Veracruz, Dos Bocas, Salina Cruz, Coatzacoalcos, Guaymas, and Puerto Cortés in Honduras. This port network has allowed it to position itself as a strategic partner in the supply of essential raw materials to primary and secondary industries, such as agriculture, pork, poultry, mining, hydrocarbons, and construction.
The market it serves is experiencing natural growth driven by population growth, industrial development, and Mexico’s strengthening as a consumer and processing center. This dynamic has allowed Logra to generate economies of scale by aligning itself with established purchasing groups to build more efficient and competitive logistics solutions, reaffirming its commitment to service excellence.
The customer at the center
For Logra, the customer is at the heart of its business model. “Each customer has different needs; a plant that handles 900 tons per day doesn’t operate the same as one with a capacity of 20,000 tons. Our work begins with service design, tailored to the customer’s production process and capabilities , creating tailor-made solutions to provide comprehensive logistics solutions,” explains Antonio Moreno, Logra’s newly appointed CEO.
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