Amilo acquires SG Link to widen cross-border shipping for SEA sellers
For many Southeast Asian merchants, selling overseas has never been a question of demand alone. A small brand in Vietnam, Indonesia or Thailand may find buyers on Amazon, eBay, Shopify or social platforms, but the harder problem begins after checkout: paperwork, duties, customs clearance, tracking gaps and freight rates designed for companies shipping far larger […] The post Amilo acquires SG…
Amilo, a Singapore-based third-party logistics provider, has acquired SG Link, a cross-border shipping specialist, to streamline international shipping for Southeast Asian merchants. The deal allows Amilo to offer end-to-end international shipping services for smaller exporters, addressing the challenges of paperwork, duties, customs clearance, tracking gaps, and freight rates that often hinder these businesses.
SG Link, now operating as ShipX, connects merchants in Southeast Asia to over 220 destinations globally, providing warehousing, fulfillment, and delivery services through a proprietary platform. This acquisition is part of Amilo's strategy to acquire operators with specific capabilities and integrate them into its logistics and technology stack, rather than running them as separate businesses.
The move aims to help Southeast Asian SMEs expand globally by providing better shipping economics and handling customs documentation, duties, and tracking through a unified process, ultimately improving the cross-border shipping experience for these businesses.
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