October28 , 2026

    MatchLog expands to southeast Asia through alliance with Haulio

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    Sustainable logistics and supply chain optimisation company MatchLog has announced a collaboration with Haulio, Southeast Asia’s digital haulier.

    The partnership marks MatchLog’s foray into the Southeast Asian market, leveraging Haulio’s established presence in Singapore, Thailand and Indonesia, according to an official release from MatchLog. The collaboration will drive significant advancements in logistics efficiency and environmental sustainability across the region.

    “As part of this collaboration, MatchLog’s triangulation solution will be integrated with Haulio’s smart digital container trucking platform.

    MatchLog’s solution, which matches import containers with export needs to eliminate dry runs and reduce trips to empty container depots, will complement Haulio’s digital ecosystem.”

    Dhruv Taneja, Founder and CEO, MatchLog says: “Our collaboration with Haulio represents a significant milestone in our global expansion strategy. By combining our triangulation technology with Haulio’s extensive regional network, we are poised to drive substantial
    improvements in logistics efficiency and environmental sustainability across Southeast Asia.”

    Alvin Ea, Co-Founder, Haulio adds: “Our partnership with MatchLog aligns perfectly with our mission to transform the haulage ecosystem one container at a time. By integrating MatchLog’s innovative solutions, we enhance our ability to move containers seamlessly and efficiently, contributing to a greener and more cost-effective logistics industry in Southeast Asia.”

    With plans to handle two million trips annually, MatchLog aims to avoid 80,000 metric tonnes of emissions and save $100 million in freight costs, the release added.