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Logistics startup SHIPZY enters PHL market

Filipino-founded tech logistics startup SHIPZY Philippines has launched operations in the country, introducing an integrated digital platform designed to consolidate warehousing, fulfillment, and transportation for businesses of all sizes.
Founded by a team composed primarily of Filipina professionals with international industry experience, the company aims to address fragmented supply chain operations in the Philippines by unifying end-to-end logistics services into a single platform.
“We saw that businesses often spend too much time coordinating different parts of their logistics. We wanted to use technology to bring those pieces together, so they can spend less time managing shipments and more time growing their business,” said Rain Ibajo, SHIPZY PH chief executive officer and chief technology officer.
SHIPZY’s offerings cover warehousing and inventory management, pick-and-pack fulfillment, parcel and same-day delivery, vehicle bookings, inter-island transportation, and specialized logistics. The company operates its flagship hub in Silang, Cavite, which will anchor planned network expansions into Metro Manila, Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao.
To streamline operations across the country’s archipelagic geography, SHIPZY utilizes dedicated portals for businesses, drivers, and end-customers, paired with automated warehouse and order management systems.
“Technology connects the different parts of logistics, while AI helps us make the entire process smarter and more efficient,” said Jam Tolibas, SHIPZY PH chief information officer.
The startup’s early engagements span distribution, retail, automotive, and sports sectors. SHIPZY recently managed 10 days of event logistics for the Philippine Football Federation (PFF) during the 2026 ASEAN Championship–Hyundai Cup, and has established working relationships with brands such as Flowerstore.ph and Toyota Silang.
“Behind every shipment is a business, a customer, or a community counting on us. When Filipino businesses succeed and grow, we believe we grow with them,” said SHIPZY PH President and Chief Financial Officer Rovi Camarce.
 

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