The firm manages a fleet of more than 1,000 vehicles and provides services in more than 20 countries
ESP Solutions, a Murcian company dedicated to temperature-controlled logistics and transport, has given Avior and Blantyre Capital a share in its capital. The current CEO of the company, Pedro Campillo, maintains a significant stake in the shareholding and continues as top executive in this new stage.
ESP Solutions has experienced strong growth over the last 15 years, pioneering and leading essential sectors such as pharmaceutical transport, live plants and high value-added products and e-commerce, obtaining “the highest certifications” for this type of transport such as TAPA or GDP. ESP Solutions currently manages a fleet of more than 1,000 vehicles and provides services in more than 20 countries. The company has 5 offices in Spain, as well as commercial delegations in Europe. It is also a European leader in sustainable transport, with a fleet of 300 liquefied natural gas vehicles, reducing particle emissions by 95%. Additionally, it provides intermodal transport services and has an important international maritime transport division.
Avior and Blantyre Capital have formalized a ‘joint-venture’ in the transport and logistics sector in Europe and will provide financial resources and support to the company and its CEO to accelerate the organic growth of ESP. The strategy focuses on betting on global solutions for increasingly global clients, strengthening the maritime transport business, opening new delegations in Spain and increasing its international distribution capacity through the development of new platforms.
Among other initiatives, ESP Solutions will strengthen its growing line of temperature-controlled logistics services by opening new logistics centers in Spain. The center already started in Alhama de Murcia stands out, with more than 56,000 m2 of facilities in negative temperature, a capacity for 120,000 pallets and more than 120 loading docks on an area of almost 100,000 m2, and due to its strategic location it becomes one of the logistics centers of reference in the Spanish southeast.
Avior and Blantyre Capital will support investment in technology to digitize processes and daily operations and achieve greater efficiency and integration with their clients, also reinforcing their management team to achieve sustainable development.
This operation occurs a few months after the entry of a fund from the US firm Apollo to capture 49% of Primafrio, in what is considered one of the most relevant operations of which public knowledge is known, similar to those of Iberchem , from Probelte, and long ago from Mivisa.
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