Ninja Van Thailand , Southeast Asia’s leading logistics provider, opens its new hub in Bang Saothong, Samut Prakan province. Spanning over 20,000 square meters, the warehouse is their biggest yet, in line with the company’s plan to
future-proof its volume growth trajectory.
“Since COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, there has been a significant increase in the number of
people who have made purchases online. Eight out of 10 people in Southeast Asia have made
at least one purchase online while there are nine out 10 people in Thailand. From 2020 to 2021,
the pandemic accelerated the spending growth by an overwhelming 68% CAGR. The CAGR
growth is predicted to continue from 2021 to 2025 albeit at a slower pace. Borders opening and
inflation leading to recession speculation could contribute to the softer growth. However, the
online spending forecast in the top three sectors combined is still lower than the e-commerce
market spending alone. 1 There is a need for the logistics industry to scale up to handle the
growth. Foresight and early planning is required to cater to the needs of our users. At Ninja Van
Thailand, we are constantly innovating and developing better infrastructure for increased speed
and efficiency and we started planning for our new hub last June 2020 in anticipation of the
volume growth. Equipped with new sorting machinery, this is part of our efforts to enhance our
express delivery capabilities,”
said Mr. Pierce Ng, Chief Operating Officer of Ninja Van
Thailand.
The new hub can accommodate more than 800,000 parcels per day. Designed in an I-shape, it allows for parcels to be processed in a straight line, thereby increasing the sorting process by 40% or 80,000 parcels per day than the existing hub. The newly installed four-kilometer semi-automated parcel sorting conveyor belt and 400 loading docks will also increase sorting efficiency by 200%, resulting in an overall increase in delivery speed by up to four hours.
In line with Ninja Van Thailand’s aim of providing hassle-free delivery experiences for its users, the company is also increasing its delivery channels through its newly launched mobile application – Mobile Biz. Through partnership with SABUY Group, more Ninja Points are opened up, allowing for easier and more convenient access to Ninja Van’s services.
On top of providing safe and fast parcel delivery, Ninja Van Thailand also aims to deliver beyond logistics solutions to its shippers through its recently launched point-based brand loyalty 1 Source, Google e-conomy SEA 2021 report, https://economysea.withgoogle.com/report/fact/continued-growth-fact-1 programme, Ninja Rewards. By accumulating Ninja Points, it allows shippers to redeem prizes, discounts or other privileges from the programme such as bill rebate, cashback or parcel shipping supplies.
About Ninja Van
Ninja Van is a leading tech-enabled express logistics company providing supply chain solutions for businesses of all sizes across Southeast Asia. Launched in 2014, Ninja Van started operations in Singapore as a last-mile logistics company. Since then, it has become one of the region’s fastest-growing tech logistics companies, powering businesses with innovative solutions that optimise e-commerce opportunities. Today, Ninja Van has grown its network to cover six countries: Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand, Vietnam and Philippines. For more information, visit www.ninjavan.co.
