Home Industry Logistics Aramex completes acquisition of cross border e-commerce platform, MyUS Aramex paid an all-cash purchase price of approximately $265m for the acquisition of MyUS, its largest to date by Gulf Business October 19, 2022 Aramex Global has obtained all the necessary regulatory approvals to complete the acquisition of Access USA Shipping (MyUS), a global technology-driven platform that enables cross-border e-commerce, for an all-cash purchase price of approximately $265m. The transaction marks Aramex’s largest acquisition to date. MyUS will be fully integrated into Aramex’s business, operating as a business unit within the company’s courier business segment. MyUS will retain its brand name and will complement Shop & Ship, Aramex’s subscription-based last mile e-commerce solutions platform. The acquisition will boost Aramex’s cross-border express business by increasing shipment volumes, growing and diversifying its customer base, and expanding coverage in new origins and destinations. This transaction is also expected to be immediately value accretive for Aramex, providing strong growth in revenues, attractive profitability and superior cash conversion. In 2021, the MyUS generated more than $100m in revenue and delivered 1.1 million packages to customers who shop from retailers based in the US, UK and China. The company has about 180 thousand active customers and 300 employees, who are based in the US. MyUS is known for its customer-centric business model that addresses the needs of e-commerce shoppers worldwide, driven by cutting-edge proprietary software, scalable technology and industry-leading expertise. Othman Aljeda, CEO of Aramex, said: “With the successful close of our largest strategic acquisition to date, Aramex has become an even more competitive player in the cross-border e-commerce space. Given how complementary MyUS’s business is to ours, we believe our wider stakeholder universe will realise the immediate and long-term positive benefits of this acquisition. Our shareholders will immediately see the impact on financial performance, and over the long term we can unlock further value through operational and cost synergies. “Our customers are set to benefit from further enhanced network coverage and service excellence from first to last mile. Our employees will benefit from knowledge sharing, further developing their expertise in the cross-border express business, including learning and adopting MyUS’s leading proprietary software. As we start the integration process, I would like to extend a warm welcome to MyUS’s employees and customers and look forward to growing further, together.” Ramesh Bulusu, CEO of MyUS, said: “We at MyUS are excited to begin a new chapter of growth with Aramex. We are ready to take our products and solutions to new markets by leveraging on Aramex’s extensive global network, scale, knowledge and expertise in markets exhibiting very attractive characteristics such as the MENA region, the UK and Australia. “Together with Aramex, we will work on developing a joint business plan to unlock revenue and operational synergies to help grow the cross-border e-commerce business and bring customers the best solutions and services. Ultimately, our goal under Aramex’s ownership is to accelerate our growth in a fragmented multi-trillion-dollar global e-commerce market.” Tags Aramex courier Logistics MyUS 0 Comments You might also like AD Ports Group’s Noatum unveils new rail logistics solution AD Ports Group ranks among global top 20 port operators, reveals survey Most influential Indians in the region 2024 UK’s BII invests $35m in Congo port project, boosts DP World tie-up