2022年5月25日

2022年5月25日,福布斯亞洲30 30歲以下的2022 K艾文張正在加速擴張的Singapore-headquartered物流啟動Inteluck在東南亞,在菲律賓建立了自己在過去八年。張來自中國,早在2014年就開始了他的驅使的物流公司後前往菲律賓來評估一個投資機會他的家人正在考慮。雖然他的家人沒有追求投資,張看到了商機在群島的分散的物流產業。今天,他是在今年的福布斯亞洲30 30歲以下的獲獎人,製造和能源類別使用技術來提高各種行業,包括物流與供應鏈部門,這期間一直蓬勃發展Covid-19在線訂購。《福布斯》亞洲30 30歲以下2022福布斯亞洲30 30歲以下2022 Inteluck最初提供的解決方案幫助物流公司跟蹤他們的車隊。後來開始為菲律賓提供冷藏卡車提供蛋糕麵包店金發女孩。今天,這本書幫助菲律賓客戶送貨卡車Inteluck來自第三方物流提供商注冊的需求上的數字平台。客戶包括可口可樂、雀巢和億萬富翁陳永栽亞洲啤酒。據張Inteluck預計收入將超過三至今年的7000萬美元從2000萬年的2021美元,由於來自菲律賓和泰國公司去年進入新市場。“我們希望成為東南亞最大的B2B物流科技公司,”張說。 The company aims to expand into Vietnam and Indonesia next year after raising $15 million in Series B funding from investors including East Ventures and Creo Capital. In neighboring Indonesia, a vast archipelago of more than 17,000 islands, Karan Bhardwaj founded the last-mile logistics firm RaRa Delivery, which offers instant and same-day delivery in the greater Jakarta area. Unlike other players doing one-to-one deliveries, the company uses real-time batching technology to do many-to-many. Its clients include Indonesia's leading e-commerce and consumer brands like Blibli, Kopi Kenangan and Halodoc. In 2021, RaRa Delivery bagged $3 million in seed funding led by Sequoia Capital India and East Ventures. Before RaRa Delivery, Bhardwaj managed Unilever's end-to-end e-commerce supply chain across Southeast Asia and Australia. Karan Bhardwaj, founder of RaRa Delivery. Supplied photo In Japan, Takamasa Suchi and Kyohei Yashima founded Zip Infrastructure in 2018. The startup is working to commercialize self-propelled, battery-powered gondolas using cables to transport people and freight in urban areas, with construction costing about one-fifth of that of a monorail. Zip has secured $1.8 million (¥220 million) in funding, including ¥190 million in April, and inked an agreement to study the feasibility of a gondola system near Tokyo. And over in Pakistan, Muhammad Saad cofounded BridgeLinx to help manufacturers and exporters in Pakistan move goods more efficiently through a marketplace that connects them with truckers and private fleets. BridgeLinx also provides technology solutions to ensure document validation, timely pickups and cargo safety. In September, just nine months after its launch, the Lahore-headquartered startup raised $10 million in the largest seed round in Pakistan, led by Harry Stebbings' 20 VC, Buckley Ventures and Indus Valley Capital. Additional reporting by Jonathan Burgos. To learn more about these young entrepreneurs, read our complete Industry, Manufacturing & Energy list here – and be sure to check out our full Forbes 30 Under 30 Asia coverage here .