The low-altitude economy is rapidly reshaping urban logistics and global supply chain management. To accelerate this transition, EY and Lalamove have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to advance innovations in the LAE and next-generation enterprise logistics, driving long-term market efficiency.
“For EY, this collaboration is not simply about participating in a new industry. It is about helping shape the next wave of economic transformation, where technology, infrastructure, regulation, and capital come together to create sustainable growth and long-term value,” says Jack Chan, EY China Chairman and Greater China Regional Managing Partner
Co-Creating the Next Frontier of Logistics
Under the MOU, EY and Lalamove will combine their complementary strengths to deliver intelligent, scalable, resilient, and compliant logistics solutions for large enterprise customers.
“Through our collaboration with EY, Lalamove is helping enterprises navigate increasingly complex supply chains. By integrating drone-enabled deliveries with our ground networks, we are creating a seamless, multi-dimensional instant logistics ecosystem. We are pioneering these low-altitude economy solutions in Hong Kong and aim to expand across international markets, opening new horizons for global business,” says Paul Loo, Lalamove Chief Operating Officer
Overcoming Ecosystem Challenges
While Hong Kong’s LAE ecosystem is in its early stages, EY will serve as an ecosystem integrator to accelerate commercialization by focusing on three pillars:
- Commercial Integration: Bringing industry stakeholders together to identify and prioritize high-value commercial use cases.
- Governance & Compliance: Designing robust risk management and compliance frameworks to build credibility with regulators and investors.
- Digital Infrastructure: Supporting clients with data, AI, and digital-platform strategies to scale their LAE business models.
