Our own
infrastructure. Our own

technology. Total control.

What sets ILG apart from other providers is more than scale: it is what ILG owns directly. Warehouses, port infrastructure, SAP ERP and ILG Conecta under a single corporate management structure.

m² of warehouse space

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Silos del Caribe capacity
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SAP Business Suite

Our corporate nervous system

ILG Conecta

Regional Control Tower

What ILG builds,

ILG controls.

La Valencia Warehouses

Heredia, Costa Rica

General cargo distribution and warehousing center. Costa Rica's first modern distribution center, developed with APL Logistics (2001). High-bay racking, specialized loading docks and WMS systems. The operational base of our Supply Chain Division in Costa Rica.

Supply Chain Division · Heredia, CR

Colón Facilities

Colón Free Zone, Panama

TGD Worldwide Inc. — a strategic hub at the heart of global trade. Acquired in 2006. Operations in the Colón Free Zone, providing freight consolidation, value-added services and distribution throughout Central America and the Caribbean.

TGD Worldwide · Colón Free Zone

Silos del Caribe

Villa del Mar · Puerto Limón, Costa Rica

Terminales de Granos del Caribe. Inaugurated in April 2026. Costa Rica's first specialized grain terminal on its Atlantic coast. 4 steel silos with automated temperature and humidity control.

$12M · 26,000 metric tons · Inaugurated in April 2026

The new route

for grain
in
Costa Rica.

Bulk carriers arriving from the Atlantic — Brazil and New Orleans — previously had to cross the Panama Canal to reach Caldera, paying tolls of up to $250,000 per vessel and taking 11 days at sea. Congestion at Caldera added up to 25 more days.

“By creating a more efficient route through the Atlantic, ILG protects food security and helps keep the cost of staple meats affordable for Costa Rican families.” — Omar Ugalde, CEO of ILG Group

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Canal toll savings per vessel

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Berths in Limón

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Total investment in the terminal

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Silos del Caribe

From construction to operation.

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Vista aérea de la construcción de Silos del Caribe en Villa del Mar, Limón
Construction

Villa del Mar, Puerto Limón

Cimentación de los silos de granos, vista aérea
Construction

Silo foundations

Montaje de estructuras de la terminal de granos, vista aérea
Construction

Structural assembly

Montaje del techo de un silo de granos
Construction

Silo roof

Terminal de granos Silos del Caribe en operación con camión granelero
In operation

Terminal de Granos del Caribe

Silos y torre de elevación de Silos del Caribe
In operation

Silos and elevator tower

Silos de granos y torre de elevación bajo cielo despejado
In operation

26,000 metric tons of capacity

Camión granelero en la zona de carga de la terminal
In operation

Truck dispatch

Vista hacia el cielo entre cuatro silos de granos
In operation

Grain storage

Dos silos de almacenamiento de granos de Silos del Caribe
In operation

Silos del Caribe

SAP BUSINESS SUITE: the corporation's nervous system.

In logistics, warehouses and fleets have become commodities. What is harder to replicate is the technology that connects the entire operation, turns data into decisions and ensures real-time visibility. ILG invested one million dollars in that difference in 2012.

“The paper-based culture ended in 2013. The digital company was born.” — ILG Timeline