Trafiver Logistics, Mexico: Case Study in Pictures

26th July 2013

Trafiver Logistics SA de CV have been approved as the 3rd and final PCN representative in Mexico. The company's main services are focused on the oil and gas industries. Trafiver were established in 2000 and have 60 staff across 10 locations covering 4 main regions in Mexico:Mexico/USA borderline, Pacific side ports, Atlantic side ports and the Mexico city area.

Reuters announced on 20 June that Mexico will spend more than $20 billion on roads, train lines and ports among other projects this year, President Enrique Pena Nieto said at an event where he signaled a long-awaited, six-year plan for investment will be announced in coming days. The President said "On top of the 123 billion pesos which is already in train for this half of the year, we will reach estimated investment in infrastructure of 310 billion ($23.08 billion) pesos this year”.

CEO, Mr César Aburto López states; "At Trafiver Logistics, we aim to provide a personalised service and to meet the expectations of time and cost through our trained personnel and information systems."

Trafiver Logistics have extensive experience in heavy lift and project cargo shipments as displayed by the examples in the following photos which include:

An electric generator turbine moved for the Mexican government's electricity company.
Next, a long term (3 years)drilling well project named 'Chicontepec' involving 40 platforms. Trafiver Logistics successfully handled the importing and exporting at several locations in Mexico.
Trailers exported to Peru for a brewing company.
A consolidation shipment of big machinery.
Various machinery imported by Trafiver Logistics.
Unimog vehicles imported by Trafiver Logistics.
A yacht exported to Colombia