Brisk business for GDex


“Customer demand is currently outstripping our capacity, ” Teong Teck Lean tells StarBizWeek.

THE first week of the movement control order (MCO), which began on March 18, was bad for GD Express Carrier Bhd (GDex).

It suffered at least a 50% drop in parcel volume from its core business-to-business (B-2-B) segment, when the operations of its non-essential customers had to be halted as part of a national effort to contain the spread of the novel coronavirus (Covid-19) in Malaysia.

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