Core Insights - The rapid growth of the U.S. e-commerce market has led to the emergence of Chinese logistics companies, which are challenging traditional players like FedEx and USPS [1] - PIGGY has received significant support from Zhongtong Group, enhancing its competitiveness in the U.S. market [1] - The integration of advanced AI algorithms and a top-tier logistics team has allowed PIGGY to improve its operational efficiency and service capabilities [1] Company Overview - PIGGY currently operates 50 warehouses across the U.S., covering over 40% of the population and handling an average of 250,000 orders daily [3] - The company has automated sorting facilities in Los Angeles, Chicago, and San Francisco, and operates a fleet of hundreds of medium and large trucks, as well as electric vans [3] - PIGGY supports a wide range of delivery weights, from 1 oz to 150 lb, with some areas accommodating up to 220 lb [3] Future Plans - PIGGY aims to expand its local network to cover 60%-70% of the U.S. population by 2025 [3] - The company plans to double its fleet size and implement a hybrid delivery model combining self-operated and crowd-sourced vehicles [3] - PIGGY intends to enhance its end-to-end delivery punctuality from 99.2% to 99.7% through its self-developed AI scheduling system [3] - The company is focused on providing customized logistics solutions and has integrated with multiple mainstream platforms to offer standardized logistics APIs and 24/7 intelligent customer support [3]