Teleport's Q4 2025 Revenue Climbs 10% YoY to MYR 367M, Achieves Profitability with Record eCommerce Volumes

Teleport, the logistics arm of Capital A, announced a robust 10% year-on-year revenue increase to MYR 367 million ($94.45 million) in the fourth quarter of 2025.

This growth occurred despite a 4% decline in Asia-Pacific market yields, highlighting the company's resilience in the competitive logistics sector.

Record-Breaking Volume Surge

In Q4, Teleport handled its highest-ever volume of 102,688 tons, marking a 19% increase year on year, alongside 63 million parcels, up an impressive 165%.

The company also set a new daily peak record of 974,000 parcels during the quarter, underscoring the booming demand for eCommerce logistics.

Profitability Milestone and Full-Year Triumph

Net operating profit (NOP) for Q4 reached MYR 5.2 million ($1.34 million), a MYR 7.5 million improvement year on year.

For the full fiscal year 2025, revenue totaled MYR 1.2 billion ($310 million), up 11% year on year, with total volumes of 347,885 tons (+18%) and 167 million parcels (+99%).

This marked a dramatic turnaround, with FY2025 NOP at MYR 18.6 million ($4.79 million), reversing a MYR 21 million net loss from FY2024 through cost discipline and debt refinancing.

Asset-Light Model Powers Sustainable Growth

Teleport's asset-light strategy, leveraging AirAsia belly space, third-party airlines, and dedicated freighters, has proven scalable for meeting eCommerce demands.

CEO Pete Chareonwongsak emphasized that returning to profitability validates the model's effectiveness at scale.

Looking ahead, $50 million pre-IPO funding from HPS Investment Partners at a $500 million valuation will fuel global expansion.

While mindful of yield fluctuations and currency volatility, Teleport aims to build a sustainable global logistics network for long-term earnings potential.

This performance positions Teleport as a key player in Asia's eCommerce logistics boom, with implications for broader supply chain efficiencies.