Australian logistics tech start-up Get it Fast is looking to raise up to $5 million from investors to fuel its next phase of expansion. The company, known for its same-day and next-day delivery services, has partnered with major retailers like Kmart, Baby Bunting, and Anaconda. Sydney-based adviser Acova Capital is assisting Get it Fast in securing institutional investors to support growth initiatives and working capital needs. With a focus on localized delivery within a 15-kilometer radius of retail hubs, Get it Fast aims to disrupt the country's delivery landscape dominated by Australia Post, Allied Express, and DHL. The company's platform coordinates e-commerce orders and offers fixed delivery fees per package. Get it Fast anticipates profitability in the near term and has achieved significant revenue growth of 465% over the past year.
Read the Full Article Here
Logistics Startup Get It Fast Seeks $5 Million Funding to Accelerate Growth
Australian tech firm disrupting the delivery landscape aims to expand its same-day and next-day logistics services
Related
Walmart Stock Outlook 2026: Nasdaq Debut and Growth Momentum
Walmart’s 2025 Nasdaq transition, holiday-driven sales surge, and bullish analyst forecasts set the stage for potential stock gains and stronger tech-enabled growth in 2026.
Instacart Accused of Charging Shoppers Different Prices
A new study finds Instacart lists different prices for the same grocery items from the same store, raising concerns about transparency and fairness.
Global Air Cargo Up 5% in November, But Risks Loom
November air cargo volumes rose 5% year-over-year, but falling spot rates and a slowdown in e-commerce growth signal challenges ahead for 2026.
Hormel Combats Meat Inflation with Pricing and Supply Moves
Hormel Foods responds to meat inflation with strategic price hikes and a sweeping supply chain overhaul to protect margins and stabilize growth through 2026.
Latest
Walmart Stock Outlook 2026: Nasdaq Debut and Growth Momentum
Walmart’s 2025 Nasdaq transition, holiday-driven sales surge, and bullish analyst forecasts set the stage for potential stock gains and stronger tech-enabled growth in 2026.
Instacart Accused of Charging Shoppers Different Prices
A new study finds Instacart lists different prices for the same grocery items from the same store, raising concerns about transparency and fairness.
Thrive Market Exits Alcohol Sales to Focus on Wellness
Thrive Market is dropping alcohol from its store to reinforce its health‑forward brand and meet evolving consumer preferences for wellness‑oriented groceries.
Kroger Cuts Back Ocado Fulfillment, Shifts Grocery Strategy
Kroger is canceling automated fulfillment centers and paying $350M to Ocado as it pivots toward in-store picking and delivery partnerships for e-commerce growth.