Vietnam Logistics & Delivery Statistics 2026 — Last-Mile Market Data

A curated roundup of the numbers behind Vietnam's logistics and last-mile delivery market in 2026 — carriers, delivery speed, COD trends, e-commerce parcel volume, warehousing, and market structure. Figures are reference estimates compiled from public industry reports and primary sources; ranges and qualitative descriptors reflect differences across analysts. See our sources for methodology and citations.

Last-mile carriers

A competitive field of independent and platform-owned carriers keeps delivery fast and cheap.

3+
Major independent carriers (GHN, GHTK, J&T)
Plus Ninja Van and others.
SPX, LEX
Platform-owned networks
Shopee's SPX Express and Lazada's LEX.
Cheapest
GHTK positioning for light parcels
"Economical delivery" model.
Speed-led
GHN positioning
"Fast delivery" with strong metro density.
Volume-led
J&T Express positioning
Aggressive pricing, fast hub expansion.

Delivery speed & coverage

Metro delivery rivals regional peers; rural reach is the competitive frontier.

1–2 days
Typical intra-city delivery (HCMC, Hanoi)
Same-day available in core areas.
2–4 days
Typical inter-region delivery
Longer to remote provinces.
Nationwide
Coverage of leading carriers
Deep tier-2/3 and rural networks.
Growing
Rural and remote-area service
Key battleground for carriers.

E-commerce & parcels

E-commerce growth is the primary driver of parcel volume and last-mile investment.

High growth
E-commerce parcel volume trend
Tracks ~20%+ e-commerce GMV growth.
Declining
Cash-on-delivery (COD) share
Still significant but shrinking yearly.
Fast remit
COD remittance as a differentiator
Faster payback wins larger sellers.
Multi-carrier
Common seller strategy
Split by route, weight, and parcel value.

Warehousing & infrastructure

Fulfillment infrastructure is scaling to support faster delivery and returns.

Expanding
Sorting hub and fulfillment-center capacity
Carrier and platform investment.
Automation
Trend in large sorting centers
Conveyor and scan automation.
Urban
Concentration of fulfillment capacity
HCMC and Hanoi industrial zones.
Rising
Demand for modern logistics real estate
Driven by e-commerce and manufacturing.

Market structure

Vietnam's logistics market spans last-mile, freight, and cross-border, attracting capital.

Fragmented
Overall logistics market structure
Many providers across segments.
Consolidating
Last-mile competitive trend
Scale and capital favor larger carriers.
FDI-backed
Funding of leading carriers
Regional and global investors.
Cross-border
Growth segment
Linked to cross-border e-commerce.

Notes on methodology

These statistics are reference estimates intended to give a directional picture of Vietnam's logistics market. Where hard figures vary across analysts, we use qualitative descriptors rather than spurious precision. For definitions of terms like last-mile delivery, COD, and fulfillment, see our glossary.

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