Pos Malaysia gains from e-commerce surge during Covid-19


Pos Malaysia saw a 69% jump month-on-month (m-o-m) to an average daily parcel volume of 590,000 in April, during the full month of the movement control order (MCO).

PETALING JAYA: If there would be another beneficiary of the coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic apart from rubber glove manufacturers and healthcare companies, it has to be courier companies.

With the virus showing no signs of abating just yet, the fear of a second wave of Covid-19 is keeping Malaysians in the comfort of their own homes as they continue to practise social distancing.

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