Flash Express, a highly tech-advanced and fully integrated logistics company in Southeast Asia is celebrating its third anniversary in the Philippines this August with the theme '3 Years of Breakthroughs & Beyond'.

There is no doubt that Flash Express has disrupted the e-commerce logistics industry in the Philippines having been one of the most preferred logistics partners of the major e-commerce platforms delivering to 95% serviceable areas in the country. For three years, the company has been successfully focusing on dominating the e-commerce platforms with its world-class tech advanced and fully integrated logistics services backed by its services such as Free Pick-Up, Nationwide Deliveries, Door-to-Door Pick-up and Delivery, 24/7 Customer Service, and Low Cash-On-Delivery (COD) rate.

Today, Flash Express' business direction after dominating the e-commerce platforms is to focus on offering its services to general customers, including online businesses and micro-small-medium entrepreneurs (MSMEs). In Thailand, where Flash Express originated, a large percentage of the delivery transaction volumes are coming from the general public customers. This business strategy is set to roll out here in the Philippines as well. This plan will focus on providing business programs to Filipino entrepreneurs to boost their online business with Flash Express as their trusted logistics partner.

Flash Express' Country Head Mr. Alvin Chew sends out the company’s gratitude to everyone who has been part of the success of Flash Express over the past three years.

“As we celebrate our 3rd Anniversary, we would like to thank our clients, business partners, stakeholders, and most importantly, our employees for helping us build Flash Express to who we are today as we say, 3 Years of Breakthroughs and Beyond!”, Chew said.

The company is confident to provide even better service in the Philippines considering the significant growth and expansion that Flash Express has recorded in the logistics sector. This includes putting up 994 distribution centers, 28 big sorting hubs, 49 pick-up delivery centers, and employing over 27,765 direct employees to back up its operations.

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