Following approval by competition authorities, Pérez y Cía. Group has completed the merger of part of its logistics operations with Martico Group, marking the beginning of a new chapter defined by the integration of capabilities, talent, and global networks, positioning the company as a key player in the international logistics industry.
The transaction is based on the complementarity of services among the companies involved in the merger. From Pérez y Cía. Group side, the integrated companies include MPG, Carmar Logistics Solutions, and Copitrans, with strong expertise in comprehensive transportation, logistics, and customs management solutions. Martico contributes a distinguished track record in perishable goods logistics (reefer) and a consolidated international network.
As a result of this operation, the companies within Pérez y Cía. Group expect to achieve revenues exceeding 600 million euros and an EBITDA of 80 million euros by the end of this year. They will also establish a physical presence in 32 countries and employ more than 2,000 professionals. Following the integration, Pérez y Cía. Group will maintain its traditional financial prudence, preserving a debt-free capital structure that grants great flexibility.
Martico’s current partners will remain as shareholders, ensuring the preservation of know-how, corporate culture, and close relationships with clients.
General Management will be assumed by Carmen Amador, current General Director of MPG Group, a seasoned professional in the industry, recognized for her leadership in transformation processes and her strategic vision centered on customer service, innovation, and talent development. Her leadership will mark a new phase of growth, operational excellence, and human-centered focus.
Carmen Amador stated, “This project is born from the ambition to create a solid and sustainable long-term venture. The union of capabilities and experience will allow us to offer global, robust solutions tailored to the logistics challenges of the future, always keeping the customer at the center.”
This integration is the result of a shared vision grounded in the values of proximity, efficiency, and quality. It represents a strategic move toward a global logistics platform, oriented toward sustainable growth and strengthening human talent as the key driver of development.
Left to right: Javier Ferrer Muñoz-Seca, Executive Chairman of the Group, and Gonzalo Pérez Maura, CEO of Grupo Pérez y Cía.
