Terry KS J&T Express surpassed 30 billion parcels in 2025 for the first time, driven by rapid growth in Southeast Asia and emerging markets alongside steady performance in China. The company’s continued investments in automation and logistics infrastructure supported higher efficiency and sustained global expansion.
MALAYSIA, 7 JANUARY 2026 – J&T Global Express Limited, a global integrated logistics service provider listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, announced robust operating performance for the fourth quarter and full year ended 2025, marked by record parcel volumes and sustained international expansion.
In the fourth quarter of 2025, J&T Express handled 8.46 billion parcels, representing a 14.5% year-on-year increase, with average daily volumes reaching 92 million. For the full year, total parcel volume exceeded the 30 billion mark for the first time, reaching 30.13 billion, up 22.2% year-on-year, while average daily parcel volume rose 22.6% to 82.5 million. Overall growth during the quarter was supported by strong momentum in Southeast Asia and New Markets, alongside stable contributions from China.
Southeast Asia delivered the strongest performance, with fourth-quarter parcel volumes rising 73.6% year-on-year to 2.44 billion, while full-year volumes climbed 67.8% to 7.66 billion. New Markets, including Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Mexico, Brazil and Egypt, continued their rapid expansion, with fourth-quarter parcel volumes reaching 130 million, up 79.7% year-on-year, and full-year volumes increasing 43.6% to 400 million. In China, J&T Express recorded 5.89 billion parcels in the fourth quarter, with full-year volumes reaching 22.07 billion, reflecting an 11.4% year-on-year increase driven by quality-focused growth.
Throughout 2025, the company continued to invest heavily in infrastructure and network optimization to improve operational efficiency. In China, J&T Express accelerated outlet automation and cloud warehouse expansion, supporting investments in automated equipment and unmanned vehicle deployment. By year-end, the number of automated devices at outlets increased by 26% compared with mid-year levels, while 1,000 unmanned vehicles were deployed to enhance last-mile delivery efficiency. The company also expanded its cloud warehouse network to 173 facilities, enabling value-added services and improved customer experience.
In Southeast Asia, J&T Express introduced the region’s first industrial-grade automated sorting equipment at last-mile outlets in Thailand, with plans for a nationwide automation rollout by 2026. Similar automation initiatives have already been implemented across Vietnam, Indonesia, Malaysia and the Philippines. As of the end of 2025, J&T Express operated 19,300 outlets and 246 sorting centers globally, with the number of automated sorting machines increasing year-on-year to 413.
Commenting on the results, Group Vice President Charles Junyi Hou said the company benefited from the rapid growth of e-commerce and a diversified customer base, driving strong performance in Southeast Asia and New Markets. He added that surpassing 30 billion parcels globally marked a new milestone for J&T Express, which will continue to strengthen its global network, drive innovation and meet evolving market demands.