Lalamove bags third gold at Putra Aria Brand Awards


(From left) Teh receiving the gold award from Ipsos interim country director Evelyn Tan and 4A representative Kristian Lee at the Putra Aria Brand Awards for the e-Commerce category.

LALAMOVE, the leading on-demand delivery platform, has secured its third gold award in the e-commerce category at the 2025 Putra Aria Brand Awards earlier this year.

This marks its third consecutive win since first receiving the accolade in 2023.

More than a lucky streak, Lalamove’s achievement reflects years of consistent dedication to serving everyday Malaysian consumers with fast and reliable delivery.

Since entering the Malaysian market in 2018, Lalamove has grown into a trusted household name in on-demand logistics, offering a seamless all-in-one platform for deliveries anytime, anywhere.

In 2025, the brand further strengthened its ecosystem with the introduction of its e-hailing service in the Klang Valley.

Backed by a wide network of dedicated driver partners and powered by technology, Lalamove continues to play an essential role in connecting people, businesses and communities.

Its distinctive orange branding – seen across vehicles and Lalabags nationwide – reinforces its strong on-ground presence and reliability, especially during peak festive seasons.

This monumental win couldn’t have come at a better time.

As Malaysians wrap up Hari Raya celebrations, Lalamove is ready to help households and businesses recover efficiently. From returning balik kampung packages, restocking essentials, to post-festive small and medium enterprise (SME) deliveries, the platform ensures seamless service when Malaysians need it most.

Since entering the Malaysian market in 2018, the on-demand logistics company is known for its reliable on-ground delivery services, other than its distinctive orange branding.
Since entering the Malaysian market in 2018, the on-demand logistics company is known for its reliable on-ground delivery services, other than its distinctive orange branding.

According to Lalamove Malaysia managing director Jane Teh, the period after Raya remains a key moment as Malaysians ease back into their daily routines, with delivery needs gradually returning alongside daily activities.

“The festive season is always a busy time, but the period after celebrations can be just as active. We typically see continued needs from both individuals and businesses as they settle back into their routines,” she said.

“In Malaysia, celebrations often extend beyond a single day, and on-demand delivery plays an important role in supporting that extended momentum and everyday moments.”

Teh added that preparing for this post-Raya period reflects Lalamove’s continued commitment to supporting both everyday users and driver partners.

“Winning Gold in an award voted by Malaysians reinforces the trust placed in us by both our users and driver partners. It reflects our commitment to supporting everyday needs while creating meaningful earning opportunities,” she added.

“Our goal is to continue being a delivery and ride platform that Malaysians can rely on every day,” she concluded.

With recent expansions into Kuching and Perlis, Lalamove is preparing for more exciting growth this year, further strengthening its ability to serve Malaysians wherever they are.

 

 

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