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Open For Business - The Lorry

Goh Chee Hau l Nadhir Ashafiq, The Lorry

09-Sep-15 10:00

Open For Business - The Lorry

The Lorry has grown their fleet size three times to 700 lorries since they launched a year ago.  At the rate of growth, they are facing issues in setting the standard operating procedures which is stopping them from scaling up to Singapore, Thailand and Indonesia. With the value of Malaysia’s land logistics industry at RM12 billion, listen to the co-founders, Goh Chee Hau and Nadhir Ashafiq on how they plan to make a mark in this industry.

 


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