Ig Cargo provides a strong growth in the first half
Ig Cargo, the shipping department at the International Airlines Group, has reported a strong set of results for the first half of 2025, as it achieved revenues of 629 million euros – an increase of 11.1 percent in the same period in 2024. performance comes amid continuous challenges through global supply chains, highlighting the flexibility of the company and its ability to adapt to the editorial market.
Size growth played a major role, as goods sizes increased by 4.5 percent on an annual basis, while the return increased by 6.4 percent compared to the first half of 2024.
“In the wake of the strong growth we achieved in 2024, this performance reflects our customers’ confidence in Iag Cargo to be reliable, even with global supply chains remain under pressure,” said David Shepherd, CEO of Ig Cargo.
The optimum section results were supported by the constant focus on operating performance and strategic investment in digital infrastructure. The efforts made to update the main operations and simplifying the provision of services began to achieve measurable benefits. Improvements such as actual time tracking, predictive analyzes, improved self -service tools and graceful pricing systems are reinforced and the decision -making process is faster and more enlightened across the global network of Iag Cargo.
Shepherd added: “We are witnessing a real momentum from our focus on operating excellence and speeding up our digital show.” “It enables us to better serve our customers, and pay efficiency and move at the pace of market requirements.”
This focus on Ig Cargo technology and response allowed its resources to better manage its resources in a volatile environment, corresponding to the strategy of the broader group of building a more flexible process and focusing on customers.
Despite the complexities of global logistics services and geopolitical doubts, Ig Cargo performance provided reliable revenue for the broader Airlines group. With the continued recovery of energy through long-term passenger roads-especially the American corridors through the Atlantic and Latin America-the partition benefited from increasing the availability of the abdomen, allowing it to meet the increasing demand in the main sectors such as medicines, deduction materials and electronic theme.
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