Global logistics service provider, J&T Global Express Limited, has released its operational data for Q3 of 2025. The company witnessed a year-on-year growth of 23.1% as of September 30, 2025, accumulating a total parcel volume of approximately 7.68 billion. The average daily parcel volume stood at 83.4 million, with all primary markets seeing double-digit growth. The most significant expansion was witnessed in Southeast Asia and new markets.
As the top express delivery company in Southeast Asia by market share, J&T sustained significant growth momentum throughout the third quarter in the region. The parcel volume in Southeast Asia escalated to 2.00 billion, marking a staggering 78.7% increase year-on-year. The average daily parcel volume in the region was recorded as 21.7 million. The company saw an increase in the number of outlets in the region, reaching 10,700 at the end of September 2025 — a rise of 900 compared to the end of the year 2024. The increase in parcel volume also stimulated higher demand for line-haul capacity, resulting in the number of line-haul vehicles in Southeast Asia rising to 5,500 in the third quarter, a jump of 900 from the end of 2024.
Despite fierce competition in China, J&T managed to maintain a healthy double-digit year-on-year growth rate of 10.4% in Q3. The parcel volume reached 5.58 billion, with an average daily parcel volume of 60.6 million. In the case of new markets, including Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Mexico, Brazil, and Egypt, J&T’s parcel volume for the third quarter clocked in at 104 million, a robust year-on-year surge of 47.9%. The average daily parcel volume in these markets was 1.13 million.
What was J&T Global Express Limited’s total parcel volume for Q3 of 2025?
The company experienced a total parcel volume of approximately 7.68 billion.
How much did the parcel volume grow in Southeast Asia?
The parcel volume in Southeast Asia reached 2.00 billion, marking an impressive year-on-year growth of 78.7%.
What was the year-on-year growth in new markets?
In new markets, J&T’s parcel volume for the third quarter saw a robust year-on-year surge of 47.9%, reaching 104 million.
