Fastfrate Group is a Canadian, asset-based transportation and logistics company known for intermodal LTL, drayage, warehousing, and final‑mile services. Founded in 1966, it expanded significantly through acquisitions, including ASL Distribution (2021) and a majority of Challenger Group (2022), rebranding as Fastfrate Group to reflect a coast‑to‑coast network across North America and diversified supply‑chain capabilities.

Jeebly is a UAE-based logistics company known for tech-driven last‑mile, same‑day, and scheduled delivery across the region. Established in 2016 in Dubai, it has expanded services for consumers and businesses, adding international options and live tracking through web and app portals. Jeebly partners with retailers and platforms to offer instant, same‑day, next‑day, and cross‑border solutions tailored to e‑commerce and on‑demand needs.

MaltaPost is Malta’s designated universal postal service provider, operating a nationwide network of post offices, hubs and letter boxes. Created in 1998 when it took over from Posta Limited, the public company manages domestic and international letters, parcels, financial and philatelic services. Today it combines traditional delivery with tracking technology, online tools and modern logistics, including parcel lockers and courier solutions for e-commerce and business customers across Malta and Gozo.

Zimbabwe ZIMPOST is Zimbabwe’s designated national postal operator, trading as Zimbabwe Posts (Pvt) Ltd. Created in 2000 from the former Posts and Telecommunications Corporation, it continues a postal tradition dating back to colonial mail routes of the late nineteenth century. Today ZIMPOST runs more than 230 outlets nationwide, providing letters, parcels, EMS, courier, financial and e-commerce services, and remains wholly owned by the Government of Zimbabwe through its communications ministry as it modernises through digital platforms and logistics partnerships.

DHL Express Argentina provides international express courier services connecting shippers nationwide with 220+ countries. Founded in 1969, DHL grew into a global leader and expanded operations in Argentina to support exporters, importers, and e‑commerce. Customers can create shipments, schedule pickups, and track parcels online via MyDHL+. Its network includes dedicated facilities in Greater Buenos Aires and service points across major cities for swift door‑to‑door delivery.

Direct Couriers is an Australia- and New Zealand–based courier and taxi-truck company founded in 1983. It operates across Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, Adelaide, and Auckland with services spanning same-day point‑to‑point, interstate linehaul (Direct Road), home delivery (Direct Home), and temperature‑controlled transport (Direct Cold). Known for real‑time tracking, POD, and 24/7 availability, Direct Couriers supports businesses with dedicated fleets and storage solutions alongside on‑demand deliveries.

Sendle is an Australian-born, 100% carbon‑neutral shipping company launched in 2014 to help small businesses ship simply and affordably. Starting in Australia, it expanded to the United States and Canada, partnering with carrier networks rather than running its own fleet. Sendle offers door‑to‑door delivery, free tracking, pickups, and drop‑offs via a modern dashboard and app, all without subscriptions or surcharges for carbon offsets. It’s also a certified B Corporation focused on sustainable logistics.

Russian Post is the national postal operator of the Russian Federation, whose origins trace back to imperial mail routes and telegraph services. In its current corporate form since 2002, it runs a vast network of post offices, sorting centers, and last‑mile couriers across 11 time zones. Today it offers domestic and international letters, parcels, EMS, financial and digital services, with web and app tools for tracking, payments, and customer support.

Bahrain Post is the national postal operator of the Kingdom of Bahrain, tracing its origins to the first Manama post office opened in 1884.Over the twentieth century it expanded to Muharraq and other areas and later joined international postal unions after Bahrain’s independence. Today it operates under the Ministry of Transportation and Telecommunications, handling domestic and international mail, parcels, express services and modern e-services for individuals and businesses.

FedEx serves Africa through its global express network, connecting major cities and remote hubs to over 220 countries and territories. Originating in the United States in 1971, the company gradually expanded into key African markets via FedEx Express and former TNT operations. Today it supports e-commerce, healthcare, and industrial trade flows across the continent with time-definite deliveries and end-to-end tracking.