CargoAi, is preparing for a major step‑up in 2026 after reporting record Q4 2025 results — its strongest quarter to date — cementing its position as one of the fastest‑growing and most resilient digital platforms in global airfreight.

Backed by solid financial fundamentals and rapid worldwide adoption, the company plans significant new investments in product development, next‑generation AI innovation, and an expanded global sales footprint across Europe, the Americas and Asia‑Pacific.

CargoAi said it closed Q4 2025 with performance indicators “far surpassing expectations.”

The record quarter was underpinned by exceptional growth, new enterprise adoption, and disciplined financial management. The company posted a 60% year‑on‑year increase in ebooking transactions across 104 airlines, added 30 new freight forwarder enterprise customers, and achieved a cash‑positive quarter.

At a time when many freight‑tech startups are scaling back or navigating investor uncertainty, CargoAi’s self‑sustaining model stands out, giving forwarders and airlines confidence that the platform will continue to grow, innovate, and deliver long‑term stability.

“This financial discipline is a crucial differentiator,” the digital airfreight platform said.

CargoAi also reported strong performance in the rate‑management segment, including a 98% customer renewal rate, a record Net Promoter Score, and solid conversions from proofs of concept and trials, supported by consistent reliability, performance, and user experience.

“Our journey to reach this point took discipline, relentless focus, and a commitment to customer-driven innovation,” said Matt Petot, CEO of CargoAi. “I congratulate our exceptional team for delivering exactly what the industry needs. We have established ourselves as the most agile and AI-driven platform in the airfreight ecosystem. We will not only stand up to those high standards but will accelerate our innovation well beyond the marketplace space.”

CargoAi noted that 2026 will mark a “decisive shift” toward automation, predictive intelligence, and modern digital processes.