Lion Parcel opens first international office in Malaysia

Lion Parcel has opened its first international office in Subang Jaya, Malaysia. The Indonesia-based logistics provider announced the opening on 24 September as its first move into a market outside Indonesia.

Lion Parcel Malaysia says it currently offers international delivery for business and retail customers to destinations served through the Lion Group flight network. The local office gives the company a base for coordinating that offer in Malaysia, with cross-border movement of goods between Malaysia, Indonesia and other markets at the centre of its expansion plan.

The company is drawing on Batik Air Malaysia's air connections and a cargo terminal operated by the airline at Kuala Lumpur International Airport's Cargo Village in Selangor. Lion Parcel describes the terminal as part of the infrastructure supporting its international deliveries. Batik Air Malaysia serves more than 60 destinations across 20 countries, according to the release; that is the airline's network, not a list of Lion Parcel delivery lanes.

Chief executive Farian Kirana said the move is intended to give Lion Parcel's business partners wider access to international markets through the Lion Group ecosystem. He identified Batik Air Malaysia's air connectivity and cargo operations as components of that approach. Country head Alvin Williams described Kuala Lumpur International Airport's cargo position as a reason Malaysia can connect the company's delivery services with a wider air network.

Lion Parcel selected Malaysia as its first overseas office because of the country's position as a regional logistics hub, the release says. The company intends to connect its delivery services with existing air and cargo infrastructure while it develops partnerships across markets. Those ambitions sit alongside the current business and retail delivery offer from Malaysia.

Lion Parcel was established in 2013 and describes its logistics work as covering first-mile, middle-mile and last-mile services in Indonesia and international delivery. Malaysia is its first office outside its home market, rather than the start of the company's cross-border shipping activity. The release gives no shipment volume or service-performance results for the new office.

Source: Lion Parcel company release via PRNewswire, 24 September 2026.