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The partnership aims to foster food security and livelihood diversification through regenerative farming and renewable energy Group picture of Ninja Van Malaysia, the Global Peace Foundation Malaysia, and representatives of the Orang Asli community during the Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiative. Ninja Van Malaysia , a tech-enabled express logistics company providing hassle-free delivery solutions across Southeast Asia, and Global Peace Foundation Malaysia (Global Peace) are taking their three-year partnership to the next level with a new initiative designed to uplift further the lives of the Orang Asli (OA) community in Kampung Sualang, Rompin, Pahang. The initiative, which is structured into three key phases, will look into sustainable farming techniques which are less costly and more beneficial to the environment in the long run. The first phase focuses on land preparation and installation of renewable energy solutions such as solar-powered irrigation and fencing. Me

The latest innovation will see the hub processing up to 650k parcels a day Ninja Van Malaysia , a tech-enabled express logistics company, is accelerating automation and other operational improvements in line with its eighth anniversary campaign, “Ninja Van Malaysia Turns 8: Celebr8ing Innov8ion'', further reiterating its commitment to providing hassle-free deliveries for shippers and shoppers in Malaysia. Since 2015, Ninja Van Malaysia has established itself as one of the most reliable logistics providers in the country, having served over 15 million parcel recipients in the last 12 months. They also provide 100% coverage nationwide and almost 5,700 Pick Up & Drop Off (PUDO) points are put in place to bring both shippers and shoppers a quicker and more seamless delivery experience. In January 2022, Ninja Van Malaysia also announced the launch of its 260,000 square feet hub in Shah Alam – their biggest hub yet. With the newly added integrated automation system, the parcel s

It is no surprise that women today have been contributing greatly to the workforce. In Malaysia, 55.6% of the female population contributes to the labour force , amounting to 6.38 million people. According to the United Nations , gender equality, besides being a fundamental human right, is essential to achieve peaceful societies, with full human potential and sustainable development. Additionally, it has been shown that empowering women can spur productivity and economic growth. A study on gender diversity in the workplace has shown that companies in the top quartile for gender diversity were 15% more likely to generate above-average profitability. This shows that the logistics industry as a whole could certainly do well with a more diverse workforce. For the longest time, there was this perception that women are entirely absent in the logistics industry. In 2017, only 2% females are present in the Logistics and Supply Chain industry globally. Atika Sulaiman, Ninja Van Malaysia 's

SMEs are encouraged to leverage digital platforms for growth opportunities during Ninja Van Malaysia’s inaugural panel discussion (Second from Left to Right): Fariz Maswan, Head of Sales and Partnerships at Ninja Van Malaysia; Amirul Mokhtar, Head of Marketing at EasyStore; Sean Chew, Founder and CEO at PayRecon; and Edwin Wang, Co-Founder & CEO at Signature Market. Ninja Van Malaysia , a tech-enabled express logistics company, organised its first-ever panel discussion titled Meeting Modern Consumer Demands in collaboration with Signature Market , EasyStore , and PayRecon . The session highlighted the current e-commerce trends and aimed to provide a holistic take on solutions and strategies that enable Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises (SMEs) to grow in the digital marketplace. According to The E-commerce Southeast Asia (SEA) Barometer Report , a study conducted by Ninja Van Group and DPDgroup, online shopping provides consumers with a broader range of brands to choose from a

Shared mission of driving business success for Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) fosters regional partnership deal Ninja Van , a tech-enabled express logistics company providing hassle-free delivery solutions across Southeast Asia (SEA), is appointed as TikTok Shop's logistics partner in Malaysia, Indonesia, and the Philippines. Through this partnership, online purchases checked out on TikTok Shop in Malaysia, Indonesia, and the Philippines will now be picked up from sellers, sorted in hubs, and delivered to shoppers by Ninja Van. Ninja Van and TikTok Shop share the mission of helping local SMEs succeed in SEA. With TikTok Shop enabling brands and sellers to sell seamlessly within the TikTok platform and Ninja Van delivering shoppers’ purchases from pixels on screens to parcels on doorsteps, SMEs can now focus on perfecting their products for their customers. “Rocket Internet’s 2011 entry to SEA sets the e-commerce wave in motion, accelerating our growth since the company’s esta

Ninja Van , a leading tech-enabled logistics company operating in Southeast Asia, today announced that it has successfully secured USD578 million in a Series E funding round. This latest round of funding involves participation from existing investors Geopost/DPDgroup, B Capital Group, Monk’s Hill Ventures, and Zamrud, an entity linked to a Southeast Asian sovereign wealth fund. Alibaba Group, parent company of Lazada, the pan-Southeast Asia e-commerce platform, is also participating in this round. The funds from this round of investment will be allocated towards infrastructure and technology systems that will support a sustainable long-term cost structure, as well as the quality and consistency of Ninja Van’s operations. Funds will also be invested in Ninja Van’s suite of micro-supply chain solutions to help Southeast Asian businesses optimise e-commerce opportunities. “The quality of investors joining us in this round of investment is a clear signal that the market recognizes the emer