EY advances low-altitude economy ecosystem through MoU with Lalamove

PATHUMWAN, Thailand - June 18, 2026 - PRLog -- EY and Lalamove have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to advance innovations in the low-altitude economy (LAE) and enterprise logistics, exploring next-generation logistics solutions to drive long-term market value and efficiency.

Jack Chan, EY China Chairman and Greater China Regional Managing Partner, says: "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."

Under the MoU, EY and Lalamove have agreed to collaborate on the conceptualization and advancement of a next-frontier enterprise logistics service offering. This will combine their complementary strengths to deliver intelligent, scalable, resilient and compliant logistics solutions for large enterprise customers.

Paul Loo, Lalamove Chief Operating Officer, says: "Through our collaboration with EY, Lalamove is helping enterprises navigate today's fast-changing business environment and increasingly complex supply chains. By combining our extensive logistics network and technology, we offer customized delivery solutions that go beyond traditional point-to-point fulfillment. This enables enterprises to achieve greater flexibility and scalability, while our automated workflows and seamless integrations enable better efficiency and allow them to focus on growth. To unlock transformative growth for enterprises, we are pioneering low-altitude economy solutions in Hong Kong and aim to expand across international markets. By integrating drone-enabled deliveries with our ground networks, we are creating a seamless, multi-dimensional instant logistics ecosystem that opens new horizons for global business."

Looking ahead over the next five years, the LAE in Hong Kong and the Greater Bay Area is expected to evolve from a government-led pilot phase into an early commercial stage, driven by the wider adoption of drones across logistics, inspection and public services.

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