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J&T Express Achieved Full-Year Profit for the First Time in 2024 After Recording 15.9% in Revenue Growth

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Southeast Asia market share climbed to 28.6%, China parcel volume growth outpaced industry

HONG KONG, March 5, 2025 /CNW/ — J&T Global Express Limited (“J&T Express” or “J&T” or “the Company”, stock code: 01519), a global logistics service provider, announced its Annual Results 2024 (“2024” or “the Period”). J&T’s full-year revenue reached US$10.26 billion, representing a year-over-year (“YoY”) increase of 15.9%. In 2024, J&T’s total parcel volume increased by 31% YoY to 24.65 billion. Revenue from its core business express delivery services was US$9.98 billion, a YoY increase of 23.4%.

During the period, all of J&T’s profit metrics turned positive, showing a positive turnaround. Net profit reached US$110 million, a significant improvement compared to the US$1.16 billion loss in 2023. Adjusted net profit amounted to approximately US$200 million, exceeding market expectations. Adjusted EBITDA reached US$780 million, soaring 430.5%. Adjusted EBIT turned positive, reaching US$300 million, reflecting the Company’s steadily improving profitability and its healthy, sustainable trajectory.

In 2024, the adjusted EBIT of all operating regions achieved significant growth or improvement. In China, the adjusted EBIT turned positive for the first time, reaching US$150 million, compared to an adjusted EBIT loss of US$240 million in 2023. In Southeast Asia (“SEA”), the adjusted EBIT increased by 48.9% YoY to US$300 million. In newer markets such as Saudi Arabia and UAE (“New Markets”), the adjusted EBIT loss was US$76.465 million, a significant narrowing compared to the US$110 million loss in 2023.

Dylan Tey, Chief Financial Officer of J&T Express, commented: “In 2024, J&T’s revenue in all operating regions continued to achieve double-digit growth, primarily benefiting from the deepening of our cooperation with e-commerce platforms in various regions, as well as the active expansion of diversified brand partners. We have maintained our leading position in SEA, with encouraging revenue and profitability maintaining steady and sustainable growth. We believe that the Company’s first-mover advantages and high-quality services in SEA can further enhance our market share in the region. During the period, the China business continued to benefit from economies of scale and optimized operating efficiency, and local operating experience will empower other markets, bringing positive effects to the Company’s business around the world.”

Maintaining a lead in SEA for five consecutive years with market share jumping to 28.6%

J&T continued to achieve growth and steady profitability improvements in SEA in 2024. The Company’s parcel volume in the region reached 4.56 billion, an increase of 40.8% YoY. J&T’s market share in SEA increased by 3.2 percentage points from 2023 to 28.6%, further consolidating its leading position and competitive advantages in the market. In SEA, J&T has firmly maintained its position as an independent e-commerce enabler, integrating parcels from all e-commerce platforms while actively expanding non-platform parcels. Through economies of scale and replication of China’s express delivery experience, the cost per parcel decreased by approximately 14.9% YoY during the period, enabling the Company’s business to maintain a steady and sustainable level of profitability.

J&T’s revenue in the SEA market increased by 22.3% YoY to US$3.22 billion in 2024. Adjusted EBITDA reached US$460 million, an increase of 21.3% YoY. Adjusted EBIT reached US$300 million, with a growth rate of 48.9% YoY.

China business achieved full-year profitability for the first time; parcel volume growth leads the industry

J&T’s business scale and market share in China steadily improved. The Company’s parcel volume in China increased by 29.1% YoY to 19.8 billion in 2024. During the period, market share in China increased to 11.3%. The Company’s parcel volume and market share in China continued to grow, mainly due to deepened cooperation with existing e-commerce platforms, coupled with improved service quality and enhanced brand image. Together, these factors enhanced the Company’s overall client sourcing capabilities.

J&T’s revenue in China reached US$6.39 billion in 2024, an increase of approximately 22.2% YoY. Adjusted EBITDA was US$430 million, and adjusted EBIT turned profitable, recording approximately US$150 million, primarily due to a significant decrease in the cost per parcel. During the period, the Company’s cost per parcel in China decreased by approximately 11.8% to US$0.30.

New Markets seized growth opportunities in the e-commerce market; number of high-quality non-platform customers continued to rise

Benefiting from the active entry of cross-border e-commerce into New Markets, J&T’s parcel volume in the region maintained rapid growth, with parcel volume increasing by approximately 22.1% to 280 million. The Company continued to invest in building local express delivery networks to improve the pickup and delivery capabilities. In New Markets, the Company maintained close partnerships with international cross-border e-commerce platforms such as Shein, Temu and TikTok, and deepened cooperation with local indigenous e-commerce platforms, such as Noon in the Middle East and Salla in Saudi Arabia, partially offsetting the adverse effects of changes in cross-border policies in the New Markets.

In 2024, J&T’s New Markets revenue reached US$580 million, an increase of 76.1% YoY, which mainly benefited from the group’s high parcel volume growth in the region, as well as the continuously improving network carrying capacity. The Company continued to seize e-commerce growth opportunities in New Markets, while vigorously developing non-e-commerce platforms for individual parcels.

Long-term investment in automated sorting equipment upgrades; actively exploring AI to improve delivery efficiency

J&T continued to implement refined management in the areas of pickup, sorting, transportation and dispatching to improve operational efficiency, and continuously selectively expanded self-built sorting centers in various regions. As of 31 December 2024, the Company had approximately 19,100 outlets worldwide while operating 238 sorting centers and more than 11,900 line-haul vehicles, including over 6,600 that were self-owned.

The Company continued to invest in automated equipment in various regions. As of 31 December 2024, there were 51, 226, and 2 sets of automated sorting equipment for sorting centers in SEA, China, and the New Markets, respectively, with an increase of 16, 27, and 2 sets compared to 2023.

Currently, J&T provides the Dynamic Digital Mapping (AOI, Area of Interest) functions for outlets, dynamically aggregating regional addresses to optimize pickup and delivery routes, identify exceptions, parcel volume and customer analysis, to help improving the efficiency of pickup and delivery at outlets. At the same time, the Company has developed an intelligent planning tool that can synthesize core information such as parcel volume, time efficiency, number of vehicles and vehicle types, providing network staff in China with the shortest distance and most cost-effective delivery routes, and it will be gradually promoted to other countries in the future.

Charles Hou, Group Vice President of J&T Express, stated: “J&T has achieved brilliant results in 2024 by virtue of the huge logistics network built in various regions, reliable services, the advanced experience and cost control capabilities acquired in China, and close partnerships with e-commerce platforms in various markets. We uphold our position as a neutral logistics service provider, and actively establish diversified cooperation with the platforms, continuously improving information technology and intelligence capabilities, while optimizing service processes through our self-developed technology platform to empower global operations. Looking forward to the future, J&T will continue to increase investment in research and development, providing more convenient, efficient and intelligent services to meet customers’ demand for high-quality express delivery services.”

About J&T Express
J&T Express is a global logistics service provider with leading express delivery businesses in Southeast Asia and China, the largest and fastest-growing market in the world. Founded in 2015, J&T Express’ network spans thirteen countries, including Indonesia, Vietnam, Malaysia, the Philippines, Thailand, Cambodia, Singapore, China, Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Mexico, Brazil and Egypt. Adhering to its “customer-oriented and efficiency-based” mission, J&T Express is committed to providing customers with integrated logistics solutions through intelligent infrastructure and digital logistics network, as part of its global strategy to connect the world with greater efficiency and bring logistical benefits to all. In August 2024, J&T Express was included in the Hang Seng China Enterprises Index, and in February 2025, it was included in the MSCI China Index.

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Real-World Study of Over 185,000 Users Finds Engagement with UpLife Digital Mental Health App Yields Significant Reductions in Depression and Anxiety

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Five-year evaluation shows a clear “dose–response” link between deeper engagement with UpLife’s CBT-based ‘Journeys’ programs and greater depression and anxiety symptom improvement

LEESBURG, Va., July 21, 2026 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ — UpLife Inc, a digital mental health and self-therapy platform, today announced a set of research findings from a large real-world evaluation of its app, showing that people who engaged with the platform reported statistically significant reductions in symptoms of depression and anxiety over time. The evaluation drew on five years of real-world data from an engaged user base of more than 185,000 people across the United States and 197 other countries worldwide.

“These results reflect what we hear from users every day, now backed by data at real-world scale. What stands out is the dose–response signal where the people who lean into the work by completing their Journeys and doing the exercises are the ones who get the most out of it.” Jeff Musa, CEO, UpLife

The research analysis examined anonymized data collected between 2021 and 2026 using three validated clinical outcome measures: the PHQ-9 (depression), the GAD-7 (anxiety), and the WHO-5 (well-being). Among UpLife users who completed assessments at baseline and follow-up, depression and anxiety scores decreased significantly over time.

In the fully adjusted analysis, average depression scores (PHQ-9) fell by approximately 3.7 points; moving the typical UpLife user from the “moderately severe” range toward the “moderate” range. Anxiety scores (GAD-7) showed comparable significant reductions over time.

A clear dose–response relationship

One of the study’s central findings was a consistent dose–response pattern regarding the relationship between engagement and outcomes. Users who completed UpLife’s CBT-based ‘Journeys’ experienced a reduction in their symptoms. The study also found that the completion of additional Journeys were associated with a further measurable decrease in their assessment scores, even after accounting for subscription type and other factors. Notably, depth of engagement with therapeutic content was a stronger predictor of improvement than simply the amount of time spent in the app.

“These results reflect what we hear from users every day, now backed by data at real-world scale. What stands out most is the dose–response signal where the people who lean into the work by completing their Journeys and doing the exercises are the ones who get the most out of it. That tells us our job is to keep building an experience that helps people stay engaged, because engagement is where the clinical value lives.” — Jeff Musa, Chief Executive Officer, UpLife

Built on cognitive behavioral therapy

UpLife delivers evidence-based psychological education and interventions grounded in the principles of cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) through five core features: structured Journeys, a Daily Plan, a Mood Tracker, journaling, and an AI assistant (“Lila”) that recommends relevant content from the platform. The app does not provide AI-generated therapy; its assistant only directs users to content that has been created, curated, and reviewed by clinicians.

For clinicians, UpLife also offers a HIPAA-compliant therapist portal that supports a Blended Care model, allowing providers to extend therapeutic support between sessions through structured digital programs, progress tracking, and shared assessments.

The platform has also been extensively used in humanitarian settings. Through UpLife’s Ukraine Humanitarian Gift Program, tens of thousands of users in Ukraine have received full, free access to a localized version of the app through UpLife’s Ukraine Humanitarian Gift Program.

About the evaluation

The study used an observational pre–post design based on real-world data and was conducted in accordance with the ethical principles of the Declaration of Helsinki. As an observational evaluation without a control group, it demonstrates associations between app engagement and symptom improvement rather than establishing causation, and well-being scores (WHO-5) did not change significantly over the study period. The findings add to a growing body of research suggesting that CBT-based digital interventions can be associated with meaningful symptom reduction, while underscoring the central role of sustained user engagement.

About UpLife

Founded in 2019, UpLife is a digital mental health and self-guided therapy platform that is designed to help people improve their emotional well-being, build healthier thinking patterns, and develop positive daily habits through structured, evidence-based psychological programs. UpLife also provides a secure, HIPAA-compliant portal to help therapists and health systems to extend care beyond the through a Blended Care Therapy model. Learn more at www.uplifecare.com.

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TruHeight Joins Nordstrom and JCPenney Marketplaces as Wellness Brands Reshape the Department Store

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Family nutrition brand’s newest retail partnerships reflect a broader shift: health and wellness products are becoming a staple of platforms once reserved for fashion and apparel

LAS VEGAS, July 21, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — TruHeight, the family nutrition brand, today announced it is joining the Nordstrom Marketplace and the JCPenney Marketplace, bringing its lineup of clean-label vitamins, gummies, protein shakes, and everyday nutrition products to two of America’s most iconic department store names.

The partnerships place TruHeight at the center of one of retail’s most notable shifts. Department stores and fashion-first marketplaces, long defined by clothing, shoes, and accessories, are rapidly expanding into health and wellness as consumers increasingly treat wellness as part of their everyday lifestyle rather than a separate shopping trip. For a generation of shoppers, the same platforms where they buy back-to-school outfits and activewear are becoming destinations for the products that fuel those activities.

“Five years ago, you wouldn’t expect to find a family nutrition brand next to denim and sneakers,” said Justin Rapoport, Co-CEO of TruHeight. “Today, wellness is part of how families shop for everything. Nordstrom and JCPenney recognize that, and we’re proud to bring family nutrition to their marketplaces.”

The move extends a period of rapid retail growth for TruHeight, which launched in 5,000 CVS stores nationwide in June following its national debut at Target earlier this year, and is also available at iHerb and on Amazon. With the addition of Nordstrom and JCPenney, TruHeight’s products will reach shoppers across drug, mass, e-commerce, and department store channels.

“Every retailer we add is a signal of the trust families place in our brand,” said Eden Stelmach, Co-Founder of TruHeight. “Department stores are where families have shopped together for generations. Meeting them there with simple, clean nutrition products is a natural next step.”

TruHeight products will be available on the Nordstrom and JCPenney marketplaces in the coming weeks, joining the brand’s existing availability at CVS, Target, iHerb, Amazon, and truheightvitamins.com.

About TruHeight
TruHeight is a family nutrition brand offering clean-label vitamins, gummies, protein shakes, and everyday nutrition products for kids, teens, and active families. Founded with a commitment to simple ingredients and convenient formats, TruHeight products are available at major retailers nationwide and online at truheightvitamins.com.

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TrendyMinds Founder Trevor Yager Returns as CEO to Lead Agency’s Next Phase of Growth

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Veteran agency leader returns to accelerate TrendyMinds’ AI capabilities and advance the firm’s evolution as a strategic partner helping organizations drive growth, strengthen reputation, and navigate transformation.

INDIANAPOLIS, July 21, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Trevor Yager has returned as Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of TrendyMinds, the Indianapolis-based agency he founded in 1995, while continuing to serve as Chairman. In this dual role, Yager has resumed direct involvement in day-to-day leadership, working alongside account and delivery teams on client work in addition to setting the agency’s strategic direction. As CEO, he is leading the company’s next phase of growth by advancing the firm’s artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities while strengthening its position as a strategic partner to organizations navigating growth and change.

Yager previously transitioned from CEO to Chairman as part of a planned leadership evolution that reflected both the agency’s maturity and his own exploration of future ownership opportunities. As AI has accelerated the pace of change across the industry, reshaping how organizations operate and compete, he made the decision to step back into the CEO role and lead TrendyMinds through its next chapter directly.

“Moving into the Chairman role was the right decision at the time because the Board, including myself, believed TrendyMinds needed to demonstrate it could thrive beyond its founder,” said Yager. “But after more than 30 years of leading through every major technology shift, I believe artificial intelligence represents one of the greatest opportunities our industry has ever seen. The environment shifted fast enough that it made sense for me to step back in and lead it personally, continuing to build the capabilities our clients will need and position the agency for what’s next.”

Beginning in 2019, TrendyMinds became increasingly intentional about optimizing the artificial intelligence, machine learning, and automation capabilities already embedded within the technologies used across the agency. Following a comprehensive assessment of AI-enabled tools and workflows, the agency integrated AI across strategy, research, creative development, marketing operations, and internal business processes while establishing governance, security, and data protection standards to support responsible implementation.

By transforming its own business first, TrendyMinds refined its methodologies, validated new approaches, and built the operational discipline that now informs how it evaluates AI opportunities with clients. Today, TrendyMinds continues to expand its internal AI capabilities through a dedicated team of AI transformation specialists, developing proprietary workflows, audience intelligence tools, and implementation frameworks. Drawing on that experience, the agency helps clients responsibly evaluate and implement AI in ways that align with their business objectives, regulatory requirements, and governance standards.

That experience also enables TrendyMinds to support clients developing innovative AI technologies, including a leading healthcare AI innovator. By combining firsthand AI transformation experience with strategic consulting, communications, and market positioning expertise, the agency helps organizations communicate complex technologies, build trust with stakeholders, and accelerate market adoption.

Founded as a traditional marketing agency more than 30 years ago, TrendyMinds has continually evolved alongside the changing needs of its clients, bringing together strategic consulting, integrated marketing, communications, creative, thought leadership, media relations, digital strategy and development, research, analytics, and emerging technologies.

About TrendyMinds

TrendyMinds is the Agency of Preference®, a multidisciplinary consulting partner helping organizations accelerate growth, strengthen and protect reputation, and navigate transformation. Founded in Indianapolis in 1995, the firm has spent more than 30 years uniting strategic consulting, communications, marketing, creative, technology, and data-driven insight into a single integrated practice built to solve complex business challenges.

Learn more at TrendyMinds.com.

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