Pos Malaysia plans for e-commerce future with Tigers Global tie-up


Shukrie: ‘At the global level, traditional mail will continue to experience structural decline going forward. This is due to the growing adoption of alternative digital communications platforms such as electronic mail, mobile communications and digital messaging, among others.’

JUST a few days ago, Malaysia’s postal company Pos Malaysia Bhd inked an agreement with Tigers Global Logistics Sdn Bhd (TGL) that would see more cross-border e-commerce activities with TGL’s end-to-end commerce fulfilment solutions.

Some see this as another move for Pos Malaysia to be an e-fulfilment logistics provider, as it rides on the fast-growing e-commerce services sector, which presents an enormous opportunity for global logistics players.

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