
MIAMI, Oct. 5, 2026/PRNewswire/ -- Magaya Corporation, the leading freight management platform for logistics service providers, today announced the close of the third quarter of 2026, marked by continued customer growth, expanded capabilities for the New Zealand market, and deeper engagement with freight forwarding and customs brokerage communities worldwide.
"Q3 was an important quarter for Magaya as we continued extending our platform to meet the specific needs of logistics service providers in different markets," said Gary Nemmers, Chief Executive Officer at Magaya. "Our expansion in New Zealand reflects the strategy behind the Magaya Digital Freight Platform: combining global technology, local expertise, and connected workflows to help customers manage more of their operations in one place."
Business highlights for Q3 2026 include:
- Added more than 30 new customers throughout North America, LATAM, and Australasia, reflecting continued demand for connected freight management, customs compliance, and warehouse management technology.
- Earned recognition from G2, including 12 top three rankings and seven Leader placements across freight management, 3PL, and supply chain categories, as well as Best Estimated ROI, Most Implementable, and Fastest Implementation badges.
- Participated in the first JCtrans USA Regional Conference in Las Vegas, connecting with more than 300 freight forwarders representing over 40 countries.
- Launched Magaya Global Customs Compliance for New Zealand, bringing freight management and customs filing together in a connected platform designed for the New Zealand market. The cloud-based application supports Trade Single Window submissions and helps reduce manual data entry across freight and customs workflows.
- Announced a new integration with PortConnect, giving freight forwarders using Magaya Supply Chain access to container movements, port information, clearance statuses, vessel schedules, and other operational data from across New Zealand.
- Showcased Magaya Global Customs Compliance for New Zealand at the CBAFF Annual Conference in Christchurch, where the team met with local freight forwarders and customs brokers to discuss their operational and compliance priorities.
The New Zealand developments represent an important step in Magaya's strategy to expand its global platform by offering solutions tailored to the regulatory, operational, and connectivity requirements of individual markets. Together, Magaya Supply Chain, Magaya Global Customs Compliance, and the PortConnect integration will give New Zealand logistics providers a more connected way to manage freight operations, customs filings, and local container visibility.
"Our customers are looking for technology that connects their operations and creates measurable value," added Nemmers. "As we enter the final quarter of our 25th anniversary year, we remain focused on practical innovation that helps freight forwarders, customs brokers, and logistics service providers improve efficiency, serve their customers, and create new opportunities for growth."
About Magaya
Magaya is the leading freight management platform for logistics service providers. Trusted by more than 2,300 freight forwarders, customs brokers, and third-party logistics providers worldwide, Magaya helps businesses manage freight operations, warehouse management, customs compliance, accounting, and customer visibility in a single connected platform.
By combining powerful automation, AI-enabled capabilities, and deep logistics expertise, Magaya helps customers move freight faster, smarter, and with greater control. Visit magaya.com to learn more.
SOURCE Magaya Corp
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