Flash Express and NET25 Forge Partnership for Sustainable Initiatives

In Manila, Philippines, Flash Express, a technology-driven and fully integrated logistics firm, recently forged a strategic alliance with NET25, one of the prominent media networks in the Philippines. The collaboration was formalized through a contract signing ceremony held on Friday, March 22, 2024, in Quezon City.

The primary objective of the partnership between Flash Express and NET25 is to harness their respective capabilities to contribute to the advancement of the nation. Through joint initiatives and strategic alliances, they are dedicated to empowering local enterprises, driving economic progress, and fostering social development throughout the Philippines.

According to Mr. Caesar Vallejos, President of NET25, the partnership signifies a potent synergy poised to deliver significant impact. By leveraging NET25's extensive reach and influence alongside Flash Express' state-of-the-art logistics solutions, they aim to unlock new opportunities and enhance customer experiences.

Furthermore, this collaboration will serve as a platform for educating and enabling Filipino entrepreneurs. It will facilitate advancements in logistics infrastructure within the country, bridging the gap between e-commerce platforms and consumers, and facilitating dialogue on industry-related issues with various government agencies.

Flash Express Public Relations and Partnerships Manager, Mr. Reginald Rex Pumihic, said that the partnership between Flash Express and Net25 demonstrates both companies' eagerness to provide programs for nation-building, especially to its fellow Filipino kababayans. Mr. Pumihic also shared that Flash Express and NET25 will be working together to support each company's social responsibilities and community relations activities.

“Through the shows and programs of Net25, Flash Express will be able to extend these achievements  to teach Filipino entrepreneurs to grow their online businesses and educate them on the trends in the e-commerce logistics industry”, Pumihic remarked.