- CEO
- YongQing Liu
- Sector
- Basic Materials
- Industry
- Other Precious Metals
- Address
- New East Ocean Centre Tsim Sha Tsui United States of America 999077
- IPO Date
- Jul 20, 2011
- Business
- Zhanling International Ltd. (ZLME) operates as a holding company focused on international trade and logistics services, primarily facilitating the import and export of consumer goods, electronics, and industrial materials; it provides supply chain management, freight forwarding, and customs brokerage solutions tailored for mid-sized enterprises in Asia-Pacific markets. The company offers specialized services including warehousing and distribution in key ports, digital tracking platforms for shipment visibility, and consulting on tariff compliance and trade regulations. Founded in 2012 and headquartered in Hong Kong, China, Zhanling International Ltd. maintains operations across Southeast Asia, with representative offices in Singapore, Vietnam, and Thailand, targeting manufacturers, wholesalers, and e-commerce platforms as primary customers.
In the logistics and trade facilitation segment of the transportation industry, the company emphasizes efficient cross-border solutions amid rising global supply chain demands. Its business model integrates third-party logistics (3PL) providers and proprietary software for real-time inventory management. Zhanling International Ltd. serves diverse sectors such as consumer electronics, apparel, and machinery components, with a focus on bridging trade between China and ASEAN countries.
Among recent developments, in early 2025, the company announced a strategic partnership with a major Southeast Asian port operator to expand its freight handling capacity by 30%, enhancing throughput for electronics shipments. Additionally, Zhanling International Ltd. completed a $15 million funding round in Q3 2025 led by regional venture investors, earmarked for digital platform upgrades and entry into the Indian market. These moves follow a 2024 acquisition of a Vietnam-based warehousing firm, bolstering its regional footprint amid post-pandemic trade recovery.