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Nuvocargo

Nuvocargo

Transportation/Trucking/Railroad

New York, NY 10,914 followers

Transform your North America supply chain for the age of AI.

About us

Nuvocargo offers three products (4PL, Customs, 3PL) that help North America shippers with a Mexico supply chain to reduce freight spend, increase customer service levels, and adopt AI faster than their competitors throughout their supply chain. We are fortunate to work with some of the largest shippers in North America as a partner to optimize and modernize their US<> MX supply chain while being backed by over $75m from leading global investors such as Tiger Global, QED, Y Combinator, the founders of Nubank, Ramp, Deel, among others. Nuvocargo has been recognized multiple times in Y Combinator’s Top Companies List and as the #2 Most Innovative Company in Latin America by Fast Company. Read more about our offerings here: https://www.nuvocargo.com/ and about our software/AI capabilities here: https://www.nuvocargo.com/platform

Industry
Transportation/Trucking/Railroad
Company size
51-200 employees
Headquarters
New York, NY
Type
Privately Held
Founded
2019
Specialties
freight forwarding, logistics, software, supply chain, trade, customs brokerage, supply chain financing, cargo insurance, trucking, digital brokerage, and US-Mexico

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Employees at Nuvocargo

Updates

  • At Nuvocargo, we are committed to providing a workplace where you can grow professionally while contributing to the transformation of the logistics industry 🚀 Explore our job openings:  https://lnkd.in/ebGBW6rb Please keep in mind that all outbound communication regarding job opportunities at Nuvocargo will originate from an email address ending in @nuvocargo.com or via LinkedIn from a verified Nuvocargo employee. If you have any questions or wish to report suspicious activity, please contact [email protected] 🌎

  • 📢 March Market Update: Tariffs, Trade Uncertainty & What’s Next Tariffs remain the biggest story in cross-border trade, with shifting deadlines, ongoing negotiations, and market uncertainty keeping businesses on edge. The latest update confirms that the 25% tariff on all Mexican imports is now set to take effect on March 4, after initial reports of a delay to April 2. With so many moving parts, businesses must stay prepared for potential disruptions. In this month’s Market Update, we break down: ✅ The latest on tariff policies and trade negotiations ✅ The industries most at risk and how they’re adapting ✅ Nearshoring momentum and long-term opportunities ✅ Key factors shaping North American trade in the coming months What does this mean for trade, supply chains, and nearshoring? Our latest Market Update breaks down the latest developments and what to watch in the coming weeks.

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  • A great conversation to start the week! 🎙️ Thanks Hi Ventures for having us! If you haven't heard it yet, it's the perfect listen to kick off the week. 👉 https://lnkd.in/dauxJ2PD

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    🎙️ ¡Finalmente! Deepak, founder de Nuvocargo sin filtro en #Alto con Jimena y Federico. 🤖 Nuvocargo, una empresa con un AI workflow end-to-end 🇺🇲 🇲🇽Nearshoring y Trump? 🌎 Tener un growth mindset multicultural? 🏀 Hacer un pivot a tu startup? Y mucho más! Escúchalo en nuestro canal, la liga en comentarios!

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    🚀 Building a Multi-Product North American Logistics Platform Powered by AI 🚀 We’re thrilled to announce a year of NuvoOS! After 12 months with hundreds of iterations and new feature implementations, Nuvocargo has evolved from a digital-first freight brokerage into a multi-product platform built to redefine cross-border shipping. With NuvoOS, our AI-powered platform, we’re delivering new capabilities, deeper automations, and smarter intelligence that enable supply chains and businesses to operate faster, smarter, and more efficiently. 🟢 100+ new features shipped 🟢 2%-10% freight cost savings 🟢  30-40% less manual work 🟢 >95% On-Time In-Full (OTIF) performance 🤖 How NuvoOS Enables Smarter, Faster, and More Cost-Effective Shipping: From procurement to execution, tracking, payments, and performance optimization, we’ve leveraged automation and AI to reduce freight spend, increase service levels, and streamline operations at scale. ➡️ What’s Next: NuvoOS 2.0 The foundation is built. Now, NuvoOS 2.0 will bring sharper predictive insights, deeper automations, and a customer-facing Control Tower designed for real-time visibility and end-to-end orchestration. Shoutout to our world class Engineering, Product, Data & Design teams for continuing to boost the future of cross border supply chains 🔗 Explore our year in review and what’s next in our blog: https://lnkd.in/gqzGhTgw

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    View profile for Justin Smith, SIOR

    Senior VP @ Lee & Associates | Masters in Real Estate Development

    Do you think our integration with the Mexican economy is growing or shrinking? Easy answer, right? Growing. Lower cost, skilled labor, resilience to shocks, proximity, shorter, more reliable transportation corridors, etc. So, with nearshoring continuing to gain steam, how do you make it sustainable and successful long term? That's what Santosh Sankar, Deepak Chhugani, Ricardo Monsalve, and Chad Werkema set out to dig into in today's Manifest: The Future of Supply Chain & Logistics session. Here are a couple great topics: Manufacturers and distributors' cost structures have to be competitive on a global stage. Each product is unique in how it is affected by tariffs based on its cost structures. The more commoditized the business, the greater it is likely to be affected. The cultural factor is greater in reality than it is perceived on paper. And it's more than the language difference. For starters, how people get to work, how business parks are constructed, access to water and utilities, and security. Then, there is the labor market. Anecdotally, even though markets like Monterey are said to be at capacity or fully employed, people change jobs more frequently. Turnover for a manufacturer can be 40-50% per year. Then there is the technological difference where there is a slower pace of technological advancement. How do you mesh that with your operation in the US, and how do you integrate that into your AI systems here? Lots to chew on. #nearshoring #manufacturing #NAFTA #freetradezone

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    Senior Marketing Manager at Nuvocargo

    Bringing Default into our marketing stack at Nuvocargo has been a game changer 💥 It’s given us full visibility into our inbound leads and helped pre-qualify them, cutting down a ton of manual work for our sales team. As we scale and add more complexity to our inbound flows, having the Default team’s support has been a huge help. What really sets them apart is how responsive they are on Slack—in my experience, it’s rare to find that level of support. For a small marketing team, that kind of quick, reliable help makes all the difference 🙏 Highly recommend if you’re looking to streamline your inbound process!

  • With a trade war and 25% tariffs on MX & CA goods looming, nearshoring is more relevant than ever. Companies are rethinking their supply chains—so what’s next? Our CEO, Deepak Chhugani, and our good friend Ricardo Monsalve from Organizacion Corona- partners in navigating cross-border trade- will be sharing their insights at Manifest 2025, alongside other supply chain leaders. A great chance to unpack the nearshoring landscape in these uncertain times and learn how to prepare for what’s ahead. 📅 Tuesday, Feb 11 | 10:55 AM PT Are you attending Manifest next week? We'd love to discuss North American supply chains! Rich Solarte Danny Gordon

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  • Mexico closed 2024 with a record $466 billion trade surplus with the U.S. 🇲🇽📈 As cross-border trade kicks off in 2025, new dynamics are shaping the market. In our February Market Update, we cover: 🇺🇸 Trump’s proposed 25% tariffs add uncertainty to U.S.-Mexico trade. 📉 Bank of Mexico signals rate cuts to counter external pressures. 🌹 Valentine’s Day fuels flower shipments, while 🥑 Super Bowl demand spikes avocado exports. Plus, insights from our Bridge49 webinar with J.P. Morgan’s Nur Cristiani on nearshoring and trade trends. Read the full update here: https://lnkd.in/ejs4CFd4

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  • It was a pleasure having you! Thanks and Happy Birthday, Nur 🎉

    View profile for Nur Cristiani

    Head of LatAm Investment Strategy at J.P. Morgan Private Bank

    Today, as I celebrate my birthday, I am truly grateful for another year of growth, both personally and professionally. However, I still need to find a way to explain to my nine year-old daughter that one year wiser does not imply one year older, given this year I’ve decided to start aging in reverse (any suggestions on how to approach the matter are welcome!). And today, on my birthday, what a better gift than the opportunity to speak on a topic close to my heart: the opportunities for Mexico and Latin America amid the U.S. rebalancing of imports with #Bridge49 and the American Chamber of Commerce of Mexico, moderated by Claudio X. Gonzalez C from Nuvocargo. Those familiar with my research know I approach the term "nearshoring" with skepticism—not because it lacks truth, but because it often seems overhyped. The commercial relationship between Mexico and the U.S. is longstanding, evolving from a maquila-driven economy to one fueled by manufacturing exports. Nearshoring, or "friend-shoring," is simply the next chapter in this narrative. However, this opportunity extends beyond Mexico. As the Inter-American Development Bank (IADB) notes, Central American countries like Honduras, Nicaragua, and El Salvador may benefit more from import-substitution opportunities in the U.S. relative to their GDP. Yet, Mexico's robust infrastructure and over 50 free trade agreements position it uniquely to lead and facilitate regional trade. In this context, logistics and transportation emerge as key sectors poised for growth. Investment trends were another focal point of our discussion. While 2023 saw a surge in private investments, new foreign direct investment (FDI) fell significantly. The nearshoring hype led to investment exuberance, and 2024 may see investments stall amid uncertainty. However, the U.S. Census Bureau's projection that Mexico will soon become the largest exporter of advanced technology products to the U.S. presents a significant opportunity to ramp up the country’s value-add contribution to such products, which currently stands at about half of that for the auto industry, for example. To transition from "manufacturing" to "mindfacturing," Mexico must focus on education and knowledge exchange with commercial partners. Technology, particularly AI, is pivotal in this transformation. It's not about where AI can help, but why wouldn’t it help. Identifying operational bottlenecks and leveraging technology to address them will be revolutionary. Companies need to adopt these technologies and invest in preparing for this new competitive landscape. These insights align with the themes in our 2025 Outlook, emphasizing resilient portfolios and investments in future security and technology. Beyond Mexico, these are opportunities to leverage for both financial portfolios and long-term strategic planning. Thank you to everyone who has been part of my journey in these last X-1 years. Looking forward to year X-2!

  • El 2025 trae un panorama transformador: elecciones en EUA y México, la revisión del T-MEC en el horizonte y factores clave que están moldeando el nearshoring y la economía regional 🌎 En este webinar, Nur Cristiani, Head of Latin American Investment Strategy en J.P. Morgan Private Bank, compartirá su análisis sobre cómo estos cambios impactarán el comercio entre EUA y México y qué oportunidades vienen para el próximo año. 📅 Regístrese aquí: https://lnkd.in/eFbEtQkr

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Funding

Nuvocargo 6 total rounds

Last Round

Series B

US$ 36.5M

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