With the booming development of cross-border e-commerce in China, Malaysia's air cargo and logistics company Telebo（Teleport is actively entering the Chinese market, committed to providing efficient and fast cross-border e-commerce logistics services between China and Southeast Asian countries.

As the logistics department of Malaysia's low-cost airline AirAsia, Telibo has rapidly emerged in the industry since its establishment with its unique positioning and high-quality services. Recently, Tenbo CEO Anaju·During an interview with Nikkei Asia, Cha Long Weng Sha stated that the company has established an office in Shenzhen, China and expanded its partnerships with other logistics companies to further improve freight speed and efficiency.

Shenzhen, Guangzhou, and Hong Kong, as important export hubs for China's cross-border e-commerce, hold a pivotal strategic position for Telebo. Anazhu pointed out that the standard delivery time for packages from China to Southeast Asian consumers is currently five days, but Telebo is committed to shortening this time to one day by optimizing processes and improving efficiency, achieving the ultimate experience of next day delivery after placing an order. To this end, Telebo has not only established close cooperative relationships with Chinese e-commerce platforms, freight companies, and airlines, but also joined hands with China SF Airlines to share logistics networks and jointly promote the upgrading of cross-border logistics services.

Anazhu candidly stated:We realize that without our Chinese partners, we would not be able to achieve this. "This sentence not only expresses the importance that Telebo attaches to the Chinese market, but also reflects the company's open attitude towards seeking win-win cooperation in the context of globalization.

Looking ahead, the demand for international e-commerce in Southeast Asia will continue to grow. According to the US International Trade Administration's forecast, the international e-commerce demand in Southeast Asia will increase from last year'sFrom 194 billion US dollars to over 330 billion US dollars next year. Meanwhile, Telebo predicts that the value of the freight market between China and the five major e-commerce markets in Southeast Asia, including Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia, the Philippines, and Vietnam, will reach 3.8 billion US dollars next year. This prediction is not only based on the strong demand for Chinese goods in the Southeast Asian market, but also reflects Telebo's keen insight into future market development.

As a logistics department under AirAsia, Tetra Pak has three cargo planes that transport tens of thousands of packages every day, nearly half of which are shipped from China to Southeast Asia. These packages not only carry Chinese goods, but also the profound friendship and bright future of economic cooperation between China and Southeast Asian countries.

The proactive expansion of cross-border logistics business between China and Southeast Asia by Telebo not only helps to improve regional logistics levels and promote trade facilitation, but also brings more choices and convenience to consumers in China and Southeast Asian countries.