Magaya Corporation highlighted new artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities, expanded logistics integrations, and customer growth as part of its second-quarter 2026 business update, underscoring its strategy to automate freight forwarding and customs compliance workflows.
The freight management software provider said it added more than 50 new customers across the United States, Mexico, Brazil, Chile, Ghana, and other countries during the quarter. It also hosted its inaugural Momentum conference, which brought together more than 225 logistics professionals from more than 110 companies, while marking the company's 25th anniversary.
Gary Nemmers, CEO of Magaya, said the company continued investing in AI, partnerships, and industry collaboration to help logistics providers improve efficiency and support business growth.



