Quito, February 11, 2026

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IMPAQTO Capital announces an investment in DeltaX, a regional digital logistics platform transforming ground freight transportation across the Andean region and beyond by connecting cargo generators and truck drivers through integrated, technology-driven solutions. The investment supports DeltaX’s mission to increase efficiency, reduce emissions, and improve income stability for thousands of independent truck drivers—an often-overlooked but essential segment of the regional economy.

Ground freight transportation is the backbone of Latin America’s economy. More than 70% of goods move by road, sustaining trade, food systems, construction, and industry across countries. Yet despite its central role, the sector remains highly fragmented, informal, and inefficient—particularly for the millions of independent truck drivers who operate at the margins of the formal economy.

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DeltaX was founded in Bolivia in 2020 by entrepreneur Luis Fernando Ortiz with a clear vision: to modernize and professionalize ground freight transportation in Latin America. What began as an operationally focused solution during the pandemic has evolved into a regional platform operating across six countries, with strong traction in the Andean region and early expansion into Mexico, Chile and Argentina. Today, DeltaX connects more than 220 corporate clients across agribusiness, food and beverage, construction, manufacturing, and third-party logistics with a network of over 40,000 registered truck drivers.

The platform replaces informal processes, such as phone calls, WhatsApp messages, and manual coordination, with integrated tools for shipment planning, real-time traceability, performance monitoring, and financial services. This end-to-end approach enables cargo generators to gain visibility and control over logistics operations, while truck drivers gain access to more consistent demand, faster payments, and improved route efficiency.

At IMPAQTO Capital, we see truck drivers as an unlikely but critical segment for impact. Often invisible in conversations around inclusion, productivity, or climate action, independent transporters are nonetheless essential to how economies function. Most operate as micro-entrepreneurs with limited access to formal contracts, data, and financial services. By reducing idle time, accelerating payments, and enabling formalization, DeltaX is improving income stability and productivity for a population that quite literally keeps the region moving.

Improving efficiency in freight logistics also represents a meaningful opportunity for climate impact. Road freight is one of the most emissions-intensive components of the transport sector, in large part due to inefficiencies such as empty return trips. By increasing the share of round-trip journeys and optimizing load matching through data and real-time visibility, DeltaX helps reduce empty miles—lowering emissions while improving profitability for drivers and efficiency for shippers.

DeltaX’s impact is already visible at scale. In 2025, the company managed USD 400 million in freight under management and significantly increased the proportion of round-trip journeys compared to market averages. Nearly all drivers operating through the platform issue invoices, marking an important step toward formalization and access to financial services.

“DeltaX reflects our conviction that the Andean region is rich with opportunities to build scalable regional businesses that address structural challenges,” said Michelle Arévalo-Carpenter, General Partner at IMPAQTO Capital. “Truck drivers are rarely seen as a core impact population, yet they are the backbone of regional commerce. By combining technology, operational discipline, and inclusion, DeltaX is strengthening one of Latin America’s most essential sectors while reducing inefficiencies that drive both inequality and emissions. We are proud to support a company that turns productivity gains into inclusive growth and climate-relevant impact.”

“IMPAQTO Capital’s support has been invaluable—not only for their confidence in DeltaX, but for the professionalism, and depth their team brought to the Investment process. We share a common conviction: that improving the efficiency of ground freight transportation is ultimately about improving the quality of life for millions of truck drivers who keep the region moving. We are proud to build this journey alongside a partner who truly understands the impact behind every mile.” said Luis Fernando Ortiz, Founder and CEO of DeltaX.

The investment will support DeltaX’s continued regional expansion, strengthen its technology and automation capabilities, and deepen its impact across the Andean region and other key markets, advancing a more efficient, inclusive, and lower-carbon logistics ecosystem in Latin America.
 

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