Modern Logistics positioning in international operations and routes between Brazil and the United States

South Miami, Florida Sep 26, 2026 (Issuewire.com) - Modern Logistics Forecasts Growth

Driven by e-commerce and International Expansion

The company is expanding its presence in strategic sectors, strengthening operations in Brazil, and preparing for new moves in the international market.

Modern Logistics is consolidating a strategy to diversify its client base, with two verticals gaining prominence: e-commerce and healthcare (including the pharmaceutical and beauty segments). This strategy aligns with the expansion of Brazilian e-commerce--a market projected to generate US$ 69.21 billion in 2026 and reach US$ 150.91 billion by 2031, with a compound annual growth rate of 16.87%, according to the "Brazil E-commerce Market Size, Share & Forecast 2031" report by Mordor Intelligence.

The study also highlights the expansion of last-mile logistics and rapid delivery services as key drivers for the sector.

E-commerce elevates the company;s operational scale in Brazil

Since last year, Modern Logistics has been serving one of the country leading e-commerce platforms. The e-commerce vertical is delivering the most significant results for Modern. Our work with this client --featuring scale, recurring volume, and strong margins--supported an estimated 12 percent market share and has truly taken Modern to the next level here in Brazil, states Cristiano Koga, CEO of Modern Logistics.

This operational performance is taking place in a market where demand is rising for logistics solutions capable of keeping pace with the growth of digital sales. According to Mordor Intelligence, Brazilian e-commerce is also being driven by investments in logistics infrastructure, the expansion of same-day delivery services, and increased smartphone penetration.

Essential spending sustains demand even amidst crises

According to Koga, Brazilian consumer behavior helps explain the performance of sectors like e-commerce and healthcare, even during periods of significant pressure on purchasing power. This is a market where we've seen growth, crisis or no crisis. The same goes for the pharmaceutical market: it grows regardless of the economic climate because people keep buying medicines and personal care products, the executive explains.

The picture is different in the high-tech sector, which is more exposed to traditional brick-and-mortar retail In high-tech, we are already seeing a market decline, largely due to physical retail, which has suffered significantly from macroeconomic headwinds, Koga notes.

New international partnership set to expand Modern's presence

Modern Logistics also reveals that it will soon formalize an international partnership expected to impact logistics operations in both Brazil and the United States, with Modern Logistics acting as a freight forwarder. The official announcement--details of which have not yet been disclosed--is expected in the coming weeks. have a major development in the pipeline: a partnership that will have a strong positive impact on logistics in Brazil and the US. It will generate tremendous visibility for Modern, and not just in Brazil, says Cristiano Koga. ;We are working to fine-tune every detail of this operation and will share more information with the market very soon.

The executive expects the move to be announced in the coming weeks, reinforcing Modern Logistics positioning in international operations and routes between Brazil and the United States.

Initially, regular flights will be scheduled depending on cargo demand and expansion of e-commerce among other factors.

Modern Logistics confirms operations for international concerts

Modern Logistics confirms two new operations to support concerts by international bands in Brazil, carried out in partnership with Rock-it Cargo, a specialty logistics provider to large-scale international events.

The first of these will be the company international flights, bound for Lima, Peru and Santiago, Chile--scheduled to take off at 2:00 PM on September 14, 2026. These flights will be Modern Logistics' first ever international operations with its 737-800 freighters and spearhead the company's international expansion strategy to expand in the Americas.

The flight will transport 8 tons of equipment for an international band whose name cannot yet be disclosed. The operation will be accompanied by a representative from the band. All flights will use Modern Logistics' technologically advanced737-800 NG aircraft which can accommodate more cargo than its predecessor models.

A domestic flight on September 14, 2026 will originate at Viracopos with stops in Salvador and Rio de Janeiro.

The second confirmed operation supports the Maroon 5 tour in Brazil. For this leg, Modern Logistics will lease an additional Boeing 737-800 NG aircraft to transport 11 tons of the band musical equipment between tour cities.

Each flight will carry a representative responsible for the band equipment and another responsible for show operations. This procedure covers the band performances in three cities scheduled for coming weeks.

Going forward, Modern Logistics will expand its 737-800 fleet, depending on demand and consistent with the company's current expansion strategy.

About Modern Logistics

Founded in 2012, Modern Logistics is one of the largest integrated logistics companies in the Brazilian market. It offers customized solutions, data integration with clients, traceability and monitoring, as well as quality, information, and risk management for industrial cargo.

Its operations include aircraft leasing services and a network of over 6,000 vehicles from approved partners for ground operations across the country.

Goods are routed to clients via the company's air and road networks--supported by seven distribution centers and cargo terminals--originating from its 32,000-square-meter operations base at Viracopos Airport in Campinas, São Paulo.

The facilities are equipped to meet risk management requirements for transporting high-value cargo across various sectors, including industrial, automotive, technology, apparel, electronics, and pharmaceuticals.

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