Filipino logistics firm ALiN Cargo Express Corporation (ACEC) announced a nationwide franchise expansion plan across 21 key locations as it looks to bolster its domestic footprint and bring its suite of logistics and business services closer to more communities.
The expansion will target high-demand areas spanning Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao, including Quezon City, Cavite, Batangas, Naga, Samar, Zamboanga, and General Santos. The company currently operates 15 domestic and 27 international branches across 18 countries.
ALiN Cargo’s new franchise branches will go beyond cargo logistics to operate as integrated business centers, offering services such as money remittance, bill payments, mobile e-loading, ticketing, insurance, and funeral plan arrangements.
The company is also preparing to roll out financial technology services including person-to-person fund transfers and QR-based merchant payments.
The company’s logistics infrastructure includes major warehouses in Pangasinan, Parañaque, Cebu, and Cagayan de Oro, supported by a nationwide delivery fleet.
“This expansion represents our commitment to building a stronger logistics network and serving more Filipinos where they live and work,” said Founder and CEO Israel Alin. “We are targeting areas that serve as economic and population centers, as well as OFW-heavy regions and trade gateways.”
To support its operations, ACEC relies on its ALiN Service App, which provides real-time parcel tracking domestically and internationally via mobile and web platforms.
With a global presence including the UAE, Canada, Australia, Japan, and several Southeast Asian and European markets, ALiN Cargo Express is positioning itself as a comprehensive logistics and service platform for Filipinos worldwide.
The expansion forms part of the company’s long-term vision to become a leading global Filipino logistics brand, combining innovation, accessibility, and reliability in one integrated offering.
Business News Asia