Exporting by road means OMONIA TRANS!

Numbers always tell the truth… especially in exports! 2026 has started dynamically for OMONIA TRANS, with a 25% increase in export activity compared to last year, along with expansion into 4 new European countries and 8 new cities. With a steadily growing road transport network and groupage services, we continuously create new routes that bring Europe even closer to Greek exporters.

Our secret to success? For us, no client is small. We provide reliability and a high level of service to our largest partners, while at the same time supporting small and medium-sized exporters with competitive costs and the well-known, personal care of OMONIA TRANS.

With a dedicated consulting management team, full end-to-end shipment tracking, zero damages, and the use of reliable Greek vehicles, OMONIA TRANS has established itself as a Greek company with an international language, always there when you need it!

A month full of giving

When responsibility calls, we respond! Over the past month, OMONIA TRANS carried out a series of meaningful social initiatives, aiming to support and strengthen actions that contribute to the future of our country and assist people in need.

In particular, as part of our ongoing commitment to supporting the younger generation, we participated for the second consecutive year as sponsors of the Change Makers Youth Challenge, supporting an initiative that empowers tomorrow’s creators by giving them voice and perspective.

At the same time, we continued our social contribution with actions that have a direct human impact. We provided “March bracelets” for all our staff from the non-profit child welfare organization “The Smile of the Child,” actively supporting their important work, while on the occasion of International Women’s Day, we made a financial donation to WIN Hellas, an organization dedicated to empowering and supporting women.

Fuel prices: a warning signal from IRU

Following recent developments in the Middle East, the International Road Transport Union (IRU) is sounding the alarm over the sharp increase in fuel prices, proposing the immediate release of strategic oil reserves as a measure to stabilize the market.

With Brent crude rising from around $70 to $120 per barrel, the impact on the road transport sector is particularly severe, as most companies operate with extremely tight profit margins of around 1–2%.

In addition to releasing reserves, IRU is also calling for a reduction in fuel taxation, noting that taxes make up a significant portion of the final pump price. As Secretary General Umberto de Pretto emphasizes, road transport is the lifeblood of society, and without immediate government intervention, rising costs will inevitably be passed on to consumers.