J&T Express, a global logistics company, announces its Q4 2025 operational performance along with its results for the full year, with Indonesia serving as a key market contributing to growth in Southeast Asia.

In Q4 2025, J&T Express recorded a total shipment volume of 8.46 billion packages, marking a 14.5% YoY increase, with a global average daily shipment volume of 92 million packages. For the full year 2025, total shipments reached 30.13 billion packages, surpassing 30 billion for the first time. This represented a 22.2% YoY growth, with the daily average shipment volume reaching 82.5 million packages, a 22.6% YoY increase. During this period, J&T Express saw stable growth, particularly driven by business performance in Southeast Asia, New Markets, and contributions from China.

In Q4 2025, J&T Express recorded Southeast Asia shipment volumes of 2.44 billion packages, a 73.6% YoY surge. Annually, the region's shipment volume reached 7.66 billion packages, a 67.8% YoY increase. In Indonesia, shipments grew by over 60% YoY throughout the year.

In New Markets (Saudi Arabia, UAE, Mexico, Brazil, and Egypt), J&T Express continued its strong growth momentum from the previous quarter. In Q4 2025, shipments in New Markets exceeded 100 million packages, reaching 130 million packages, a 79.7% YoY increase. The annual shipment volume in these markets reached 400 million packages, a 43.6% YoY increase. China also saw strong growth, with 5.89 billion packages shipped in Q4 2025. The full-year shipment volume reached 22.07 billion packages, a 11.4% YoY increase.

In 2025, the company continued investing in infrastructure and resource allocation, strategically optimizing network partners and outlets across markets while enhancing sorting centers to improve operational efficiency. In China, J&T Express rapidly advanced outlet automation initiatives and expanded cloud warehouses while actively supporting investment in automated equipment at outlets and the deployment of unmanned vehicles. This led to a 26% increase in automated equipment at outlets by year-end compared to June, along with the deployment of 1,000 unmanned vehicles to significantly improve last-mile delivery efficiency.

Simultaneously, J&T Express has established 173 cloud warehouses, enabling the provision of value-added services to meet diverse customer needs, enhance customer retention, and improve the overall experience. Additionally, J&T Express pioneered the use of first-class industrial-grade automated sorting equipment in Southeast Asia at last-mile outlets in Thailand, with plans for nationwide automation growth in 2026. This technology has also been implemented in similar outlets in Vietnam, Indonesia, Malaysia, and the Philippines. By the end of 2025, J&T Express operated 19,300 outlets and 246 sorting centers. The number of automated sorting machines across markets increased by 134 units YoY to 413 units.

Charles Junyi Hou, Group Vice President of J&T Express, stated, “Supported by the rapid growth of e-commerce and a diverse customer base, J&T Express has maintained strong growth in Southeast Asia and New Markets. In China, we are actively pursuing more quality-driven growth, and surpassing 30 billion packages globally in 2025 marks a new starting point for us. Moving forward, we will continue to strengthen our global network, drive growth through innovation, and consistently meet market needs.”