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- Grupo Traxión, S.A.B. de C.V. (TRAXIONA.MX) operates as Mexico's leading provider of integrated logistics and mobility solutions, offering a comprehensive One-Stop Solution model across cargo mobility, logistics and technology, and personnel mobility segments. The company delivers core products and services including freight transportation via intermodal, multimodal, truckload, less-than-truckload, refrigerated, petrochemical, hazardous materials, and cross-border options; integrated 3PL/4PL logistics with supply chain management, air/sea freight, customs brokerage, pharma logistics, last-mile delivery, parcel/courier, and warehousing encompassing dedicated/shared storage, packing, labeling, and assembly; digital platforms such as Traxporta for load-carrier matching, Traxi for mobility, TMS/WMS/YMS systems, and BI+AI tools; personnel transportation for employees, students, tourism, and bus/van rentals; relocation services through MyM for national/international moves; and specialized advertising via Publica Publicidad. Subsidiaries and brands include Solística for end-to-end logistics, Autotransportes El Bisonte for specialized cargo, TRAXION Logistics, LiPU, Redpack, and others, serving industries like automotive, retail, pharmaceuticals, e-commerce, and nearshoring clients with operations in Mexico, the United States, Canada, Brazil, and Colombia from its headquarters in Mexico City, where it was founded in 2011. In recent developments, Grupo Traxión completed the acquisition of Solística from FEMSA in 2025 for approximately 4,040 million pesos, adding over 50% more logistics infrastructure to exceed 1.1 million square meters under management in key hubs like Monterrey, Guadalajara, León, and Mexico City Valley, doubling Traxporta platform volume, and expanding cross-border capabilities with more than 1,500 active contracts; earlier moves encompass the 2023 purchase of BBA Logistics for asset-light U.S./Canada door-to-door services, 2022 integrations of Medistik for pharma and V-Modal for rail logistics, and ongoing pursuit of M&A for cross-border growth amid USMCA trends.