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  • Written by Jared Lynch
Australia Post Chairman John Stanhope (standing), Australia Post Executive General Manager, Parcel & eCommerce Services & StarTrack CEO Bob Black (seated), Alibaba Group Managing Director (Australia & New Zealand) Maggie Zhou (seated), Alibaba Group Founder Executive Chairman Jack Ma (standing).
Australia Post Chairman John Stanhope (standing), Australia Post Executive General Manager, Parcel & eCommerce Services & StarTrack CEO Bob Black (seated), Alibaba Group Managing Director (Australia & New Zealand) Maggie Zhou (seated), Alibaba Group Founder Executive Chairman Jack Ma (standing).




Australia Post today announced an expanded relationship with the world
s biggest online retailer, Alibaba, to strengthen trade between Australian businesses and millions of consumers across South-East Asia.

 

The partnership will involve extending Australia Post online storefronts beyond China to Malaysia, Singapore and Indonesia, creating a powerful online platform for Australian businesses to sell products across the region.

 

The Australia Post-branded storefronts will establish the first Australian marketplace within South-East Asias leading eCommerce network Lazada, of which Alibaba has a majority shareholding.

 

Lazada provides merchants with direct access to more than 560 million consumers in six countries and features a wide product offering in categories ranging from consumer electronics and household goods to fashion and health products.

 

Australia Post Executive General Manager Parcels and StarTrack CEO, Bob Black said the South-East Asian expansion built on Australia Posts strong relationship with Alibaba.

 

We are committed to supporting local Australian businesses and delivering eCommerce solutions that make it easier to grow their businesses whether that be across Australia or overseas, Mr Black said.

 

International expansion can be daunting for many businesses, particularly small and medium sized enterprises. Thats why we are proud to have partnered with Alibaba to help give Australian businesses access to the booming eCommerce sector in China and now the lucrative South-East Asian market.

 

Mr Black said Australia Post also planned to open storefronts on Lazadas other sites in Vietnam, Thailand and the Philippines beyond this year.

 

Australia Posts relationship with Alibaba has already enabled Australian businesses to sell their products across Alibabas key platforms since 2014, including Tmall Global, Global TaoBao and 1688.com.

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