The evolution of ecommerce logistics in Southeast Asia (Infographic)
Logistics and ecommerce are deeply entwined. Buying an item online is just one part of the story – the journey it takes to arrive at your doorstep safe and sound is another tale altogether.
Ecommerce has taken off in Southeast Asia, propelled by a growing digital economy, and the Covid-19 pandemic has only accelerated that growth. As the sector gets even bigger, the logistics industry is going along for the ride. The region’s logistics market is expected to be worth over US$55 billion by 2025, and it’s transforming in line with the needs of an increasingly digital market.
Let’s take a closer look at how Southeast Asia’s logistics scene has grown.

Founded in 2012, Lazada Group is Southeast Asia’s leading ecommerce platform. Its logistics arm, Lazada Logistics, is a one-stop logistics solution for Southeast Asian brands and sellers.
Learn more about Lazada Logistics here.
This content was produced by Tech in Asia Studios, which connects brands with Asia’s tech community. Learn more about partnering with Tech in Asia Studios.
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Editing by Nathaniel Fetalvero, Winston Zhang, and Jaclyn Tiu
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