The LazBeat News Roundup is a quick take on the latest happenings at Lazada Group and in the wider regional digital commerce landscape. This week’s roundup includes the launch of a new green-logistics initiative in Malaysia, the introduction of seller loans in the Philippines and Samsung’s seventh Super Brand Day on LazMall.
Gentari and Lazada Malaysia Launch Green Logistics Fleet
At an event this month officiated by the Malaysian Minister of Investment, Trade and Industry, clean energy solutions provider Gentari announced a collaboration with Lazada Malaysia to introduce an initial 25 eBikes into the eCommerce company’s last-mile logistics fleet. The program aims to boost Lazada’s operational efficiency while driving forward the company’s ongoing commitment to environmental sustainability. Lazada has rolled out similar green-logistics initiatives in Indonesia, Vietnam and Thailand in recent years and aims to grow its sustainability efforts across the region.
Lazada Philippines and GCash Launch Seller Loans
Lazada Philippines and mobile payments service GCash have teamed up to support Filipino entrepreneurs with cash loans that can help fuel the growth of their online businesses. Through its lending arm, Fuse Lending, GCash has become the first partner to fully integrate a seller loan product within the Lazada Philippines Seller Center app. GCash and Lazada Philippines piloted the program with selected sellers earlier this year and look to extend their user base to support even more eCommerce entrepreneurs over the coming months.
Samsung Launches 7th LazMall Super Brand Day
Samsung held the seventh edition of its LazMall Super Brand Day on May 10. The campaign offered deals across the company’s Galaxy mobile devices, Galaxy tablets as well as wearables and appliances. The event also gave shoppers the chance to win giveaways via livestream sessions. Adding to the engaging experience, Samsung also unveiled a super discount code through an interactive artwork on its official social media channels.
Since its establishment in 2022, SukiGrocer has taken great pride in being able to provide fresh, locally sourced produce to consumers in the Philippines.
After spending years dealing with the politics and bureaucracy of the corporate world, Luo Rong decided to establish her own business.
For DangaoSG founder Daniel Tay, building an online business has been an ever-evolving journey.
