Truxapp projects $1bn in revenues by 2022

Truxapp boasts 20,000 trucks listed in the GCC.

Truxapp, a technology-enabled trucking and logistics provider, which has been working since 2015, is rapidly establishing itself as a market leader in the road freight and trucking sector.
Truxapp has aggregated over 350,000 trucks and over 200 corporate clients as a group with revenue projections of $1 billion by 2022, with over 40 percent of the revenues coming from the GCC alone.
The group entered the UAE market in 2017 to deliver seamless solutions to the logistics industry as demand grows at an exponential rate.
Truxapp already boasts 20,000 trucks listed in the GCC and growing along with a steady list of blue chip clients across various sectors.
According to a report by a leading global strategy consulting company, Saudi Arabia and UAE are the largest logistics markets in the GCC, with an estimated size of $55 billion and $30 billion respectively.
In addition, the addressable road transportation opportunity size across the GCC is $24 billion, and this is where technology in transportation logistics is becoming increasingly relevant.
With its highly advanced, user friendly, proprietary and customizable technology infrastructure, Truxapp is addressing the inadequate logistics and transportation models to support companies become more agile and responsive toward their customers’ needs.
As the UAE transitions toward a more economically diverse, knowledge-based economy, away from oil-related sectors, trade and freight volumes are expected to increase to match demand across all trade sectors, under a technology-driven shared resources solution.
Naseer Ahmed, co-founder and CEO for Truxapp, said: “While several industries are becoming digitally enabled, the logistics sector has largely been neglected, or not given the necessary attention, because of its complexities as a B2B service. Unlike technologies behind B2C ride-sharing companies, road freight has many more variables and a complete knowledge of the logistics sector is critical when developing a platform like Truxapp.
“Once appropriately established, digitally enabled trucking services can immensely support all industries as well as the drive toward seamless smart cities. Currently, the logistics is lagging, and this is affecting growth in many other sectors that depend on the efficient movements of goods.”
He said the UAE has a growing population with increased consumption and high-Internet penetration rates. The country is witnessing an expanding e-commerce sector, expected to reach $10 billion in the next two to three years. This is in addition to the overall increase in merchandise trade.