Hong Kong-based GoGoVan announced it’s rebranding as GoGoX as it consolidates its logistics services.
GoGoX CEO Steven Lam / Photo credit: GoGoX
GoGoX started off in 2013 as an on-demand van services provider for individuals and businesses. Then it expanded to offer other logistics services, serving over 2 million customers in Hong Kong.
Its GoGoBusiness unit is dedicated to providing logistics services to micro, small, and medium enterprises, as well as ecommerce merchants. Its features support multiple user accounts, bulk ordering, and easy access to GoGoX’s customer service team.
GoGoDelivery, meanwhile, caters to individual users who want to send gifts, make urgent purchases, or order fresh groceries. Users can have their orders delivered immediately, within four hours, or on the same day.
“The two services will benefit Hong Kong users with agile experiences and provide effective as well as value-added logistics services for businesses to overcome [the current] challenging environment,” GoGoX co-founder and CEO Steven Lam said.
Lam also noted that the rebranding will enable GoGoX to further develop in Asia. The company currently has a presence in Singapore, Taiwan, South Korea, China, India, and Vietnam, boasting over 8 million registered drivers under its network.
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GoGoX became Hong Kong’s first unicorn in 2017 after inking a merger deal with 58 Suyun, the freight business unit of Chinese online marketplace 58 Home. It then raised US$250 million in its series D round the following year, which it used to move into new markets and expand its offerings.
Editing by Charmaine de Lazo
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