2GO boosts logistics amid growing demand

MANILA, Philippines — Logistics provider 2GO is strengthening its capabilities as it foresees strong demand at the start of the new year.

In a statement, 2GO said that the logistics market in the Philippines has demonstrated robust growth fueled by rising domestic consumption, infrastructure improvements and digital commerce.

Based on 2024 data, the logistics industry tallied an estimated $55.65 billion. This figure is projected to increase at about 6 percent annually through 2030. Growth is expected to be driven by investments in transport networks and digital services.

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Meanwhile, online commerce is seen as a main driver of logistics demand. In the Philippines alone, the e-commerce sector is anticipated to surpass $28 billion for the previous year.

Annual growth in this sector is expected to reach double-digits, spurred by increasing consumers shopping online and sellers scaling digitally.

For its part, 2GO is intensifying efforts across freight, express delivery, sea travel and digital fulfillment to support businesses and consumers in a market that continues to expand.

Frederic DyBuncio, president and CEO of 2GO Group, noted the need for flexibility and integration.

Simpler for customers

“Our priority is to make logistics simpler for our customers by offering solutions that are reliable, scalable and aligned with their specific needs, whether they are SMEs, large enterprises or online sellers,” he said.

DyBuncio said the company’s outlook in 2026 is “anchored on building smarter and more responsive logistics solutions that support economic activity where it matters most.”

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He said this further reaffirms the firm’s commitment to support the country’s economic growth through dependable logistics. The company also does so with continuous service improvement and investments that enhance mobility and trade.

“With the right infrastructure, partnerships and people, logistics becomes a catalyst for national progress,” DyBuncio said. “That is the role 2GO will continue to play in the years ahead.” INQ