Interlog Capital · Gerardo Beltrán
Connecting logistics intelligence with a financing gap for Mexican exporters
Forbes México introduced Interlog Capital as the next step in Gerardo Beltrán's logistics platform: financing designed around the realities of Mexican importers and exporters.
Published in Forbes México
01 · The challenge
Prove why logistics belongs next to finance
A logistics company entering finance can appear opportunistic unless the connection is clear. The narrative needed to show how Interlog's route-level pricing data, customer relationships and cross-border operating experience reveal credit needs that traditional banks often address slowly or inflexibly.
02 · The positioning
Use bootstrapped growth as operating evidence
Beltrán's bootstrapped growth from a single 2021 FTL shipment becomes proof of disciplined execution. The story then presents Interlog Capital as an adjacent capability informed by real trade flows, pricing cycles, regulation and risk—not as a detached fintech concept.
03 · The result
Launch a fintech with immediate market context
The feature gave the new division immediate context and credibility. Its goal of serving more than 100 companies in the first year sits inside a broader proposition: combine logistics responsiveness with financing that helps small and midsize Mexican businesses keep international trade moving.
What this placement demonstrates
One-shipment origin developed into a platform story
Proprietary pricing capability tied to underwriting insight
100+ company first-year ambition contextualized
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