J&T Global Express Limited (J&T Express), a global integrated logistics service operator, announced Tuesday that it hits record 30 billion parcel volume in 2025 with 22.2 percent year on year growth.
The firm said in a statement that its average daily parcel volume reached 82.5 million during the year, an increase of 22.6 percent year on year.
in the fourth quarter of 2025, the firm achieved a total parcel volume of 8.46 billion, representing a year-on-year increase of 14.5 percent, with an average daily parcel volume of 92 million.
It also achieved steady overall growth, primarily driven by strong business performance in Southeast Asia and New Markets, along with the stable contribution from the China market.
In the fourth quarter, the firm maintained strong growth in Southeast Asia and New Markets, driven mainly by the peak e-commerce season and its robust business strategies.
In Southeast Asia, it achieved a parcel volume of 2.44 billion in the fourth quarter of 2025, a 73.6 percent surge year on year, and a full-year parcel volume of 7.66 billion, up 67.8 percent year on year.
In New Markets (Saudi Arabia, UAE, Mexico, Brazil, and Egypt), J&T Express also continued its strong growth momentum from the previous quarter.
In the fourth quarter of 2025, the firm’s parcel volume in New Markets surpassed 100 million, reaching 130 million, a 79.7 percent jump year on year.
This brought the firm’s full-year parcel volume in the region reached 400 million, up 43.6 percent year on year.
The China market also achieved quality growth, recording a parcel volume of 5.89 billion in the fourth quarter of 2025.
This brought its full-year parcel volume reached 22.07 billion, an 11.4 percent increase year on year.
In 2025, J&T Express continued to invest in infrastructure and resource allocation, strategically optimizing its network partners and outlets across various markets, and upgrading its sorting centers to enhance operational efficiency.
In China, the company rapidly advanced outlet automation and cloud warehouse expansion initiatives, actively supporting the investment in automated equipment in its outlets and the deployment of unmanned vehicles.
This resulted in a 26 percent surge in automated equipment in its outlets by year-end compared to June, and the deployment of 1,000 unmanned vehicles to significantly boost last-mile efficiency.
Concurrently, J&T Express has established a total of 173 cloud warehouses, enabling value-added services that address diverse customer needs, reinforce customer retention, and enhance overall experience.
Furthermore, the firm has pioneered the use of Southeast Asia’s first industrial-grade automated sorting equipment at last-mile outlets in Thailand, targeting a nationwide automation upgrade by 2026.
This technology has already been deployed across similar outlets in Vietnam, Indonesia, Malaysia, and the Philippines.
As of the end of 2025, the company operated 19,300 outlets and 246 sorting centers.
The number of automated sorting machines across all markets increased year-on-year by 134 to 413.
“Benefiting from the rapid development of e-commerce and a diversified customer base, J&T maintained robust growth in Southeast Asia and New Markets,” said Charles Junyi Hou, Group Vice President of J&T Express.
“In China, we actively pursue higher-quality growth, and the more than 30 billion parcels delivered globally by 2025 will be a new starting point for us,
“Looking ahead, we will continue to strengthen our global network, drive growth through innovation, and consistently meet market demands,” he added.
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