BRISBANE, Australia, Sept. 22, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Australians are changing their driving habits because they believe our roads are more dangerous than they were 2 years ago.
The Budget Direct Car Insurance survey on Australian Road Safety also found almost one quarter (23%) of Australians believe motorbikes/mopeds are the most dangerous form of transport.
Almost 15% of respondents felt our roads are much more dangerous than they were a year ago. Around 37% believed they were somewhat more dangerous and 39% felt there was no change.
Exactly 8% of survey participants believe Australian roads are safer.
Budget Direct Chief Growth Officer Jonathan Kerr said the survey revealed Australians may be changing their driving behaviour to stay safer.
“Surprisingly, 15% of drivers minimise how much time they spend behind the wheel, because they think our roads are too dangerous,” said Kerr.
Australians aged 28-37 were most likely to decrease their time on the road (20%).
Despite growing concerns over the safety of our roads, cars (41%) are still seen as the safest mode of transportation.
Motorbike/mopeds are considered the least safe (23%), followed by bicycles (23%), cars (17%) and e-scooter/e-bikes (17%).
“There’s not much protection around you if you’re on two wheels and that is reflected in this survey,” said Mr Kerr.
“63 per cent of respondents in our survey called out a form of two-wheeled transport as the least safe mode of transportation.”
Mr Kerr said the survey showed cars were overwhelmingly the preferred method of transport, but there were big differences between states.
The other end of the spectrum is New South Wales, where 67% of people say driving is their primary mode of transport.
“We suspect that’s because Sydney has a huge population and a well-developed public transport network, so there’s less need to drive,” said Kerr.
“Overall, though, despite growing concerns over our road network, Australians continue to favour cars, whether through choice or necessity. I simply wish all drivers safe travels.”
For peace of mind, Budget Direct Car Insurance has a full range of policies, from third party to comprehensive coverage.
To read the full survey breakdown, visit the Budget Direct website.
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DUBAI, UAE, Sept. 22, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Bybit, the world’s second-largest cryptocurrency exchange by trading volume, today announced it has become the first exchange to list ASTER (ASTER/USDT), ahead other major platforms. This early listing positions Bybit at the forefront of one of the most anticipated token launches of the year.
ASTER Listing Schedule on Bybit
Deposits Open: September 21, 08:00 UTC
Spot Trading Live (ASTER/USDT): September 21, 09:30 UTC
Withdrawals Open: September 22, 10:00 UTC
What is ASTER?
ASTER is the product of the late-2024 merger between Astherus, a multi-asset liquidity hub, and APX Finance, a decentralized perpetuals protocol. With strong backing from Binance founder CZ and a growing role in both spot and perpetual trading within the Binance ecosystem, ASTER has already attracted significant attention. In Q3 2025 alone, the protocol generated over $6.5 million in revenue, reinforcing its potential to become a top-tier DeFi project.
Why ASTER Matters
High Narrative Value: ASTER’s position in the Binance ecosystem, together with CZ’s endorsement, has fueled strong market anticipation.
Community Power: The project is deeply community-driven, with highly engaging airdrops and grassroots campaigns.
Growth Potential: With clear revenue momentum and ecosystem adoption, ASTER is seen as a challenger to leading DeFi protocols.
Bybit Exclusive Campaigns for ASTER
To celebrate this milestone, Bybit is launching multiple campaigns offering users high yields and lucrative rewards:
1. ASTER Staking:
Starting September 21, 10:00 UTC, Bybit Earn will open a limited-time ASTER fixed-term staking product.
2. ASTER Tokensplash: Share from 100,000 USDT Prize Pool
Event Period: September 21, 11:00 UTC – September 29, 11:00 UTC
Event 1: New Users Exclusive (50,000 USDT)
Sign up on Bybit and complete KYC.
Deposit ≥ 60 ASTER OR deposit 100 USDT + trade 100 USDT worth of ASTER.
The first 2,000 eligible users will each receive 25 USDT.
Event 2: Trade & Earn (50,000 USDT)
Trade at least 500 USDT worth of ASTER on Spot.
Earn a share from the 50,000 USDT prize pool.
Rewards capped at 800 USDT per user.
#Bybit / #TheCryptoArk
About Bybit
Bybit is the world’s second-largest cryptocurrency exchange by trading volume, serving a global community of over 60 million users. Founded in 2018, Bybit is redefining openness in the decentralized world by creating a simpler, open and equal ecosystem for everyone. With a strong focus on Web3, Bybit partners strategically with leading blockchain protocols to provide robust infrastructure and drive on-chain innovation. Renowned for its secure custody, diverse marketplaces, intuitive user experience, and advanced blockchain tools, Bybit bridges the gap between TradFi and DeFi, empowering builders, creators, and enthusiasts to unlock the full potential of Web3. Discover the future of decentralized finance at Bybit.com.
“Healing Heart & Mind” Helps Children Voice Their Inner Worlds
HONG KONG SAR – Media OutReach Newswire – 22 September 2025 – A happy childhood begins with the space to explore, grow, and develop emotional and social skills. Artistic creation is one of the pathways to a child’s inner world, encouraging them to freely express their thoughts and feelings, while fostering the resilience and positive mindset needed for the future. Save the Children Hong Kong’s Healing Heart and Mind programme not only reaches into primary schools but also actively collaborates with community partners, including setting up in grassroots service points like the Sham Shui Po Community Living Room, to provide children with psychological support and opportunities to thrive through art.
8-year-old Cara* (right) expresses her feelings through artistic creation
A “Little Adult” at Home Finds Her Childhood Again in the Community Living Room
For the local residents of Sham Shui Po, the Community Living Room is a place to meet, connect, and build a social life. But for eight-year-old Cara*, it is practically a second home. Cara and her family live in a cramped home of around 150 square feet. With the living space so tight, her three younger siblings mostly stay indoors, while Cara goes to the Living Room every day after school to do her homework and play with friends, often staying right until it is about to close. She reveals that since her siblings were born, the attention she receives from her parents has drastically decreased. At times, she even has to take on the role of caregiver, a responsibility that has gradually changed the course of her childhood.
Cara’s mother notices how little she talks to her daughter these days. “There’s definitely less time for a chat compared to when she was an only child,” she says. “Now that she has a younger brother and sister, the time I can give her has naturally lessened.” She understands in her heart that her daughter needs attention and companionship, but the immense pressure of childcare leaves her feeling powerless.
Her five-year-old son has ADHD and requires constant care, so his mother even has to accompany him during his lessons. Her three-year-old daughter and two-year-old son are also very young and need looking after around the clock. Their mother runs off her feet, with scarcely a moment to rest. Even while constantly rushing to care for her younger children, Cara’s mum tries her best to bring them to the Community Living Room to see Cara, creating the most precious family moments she can. But she is simply overwhelmed and has no time for herself. The thought that her children need her is what keeps her going; she can only grit her teeth and carry on. Meanwhile, the father works long hours to provide for the family, with hardly any days off to enjoy some family time. This helplessness and struggle are a microcosm of the reality for many families with children who have special needs—parents who long to care for each child equally but, due to limited resources and time, are forced to make difficult compromises between the ideal and the reality.
Feeling a lack of parental attention, Cara calls herself a “ghost”. “I am nothing,” she says, “just blank—no one notices me.” She sometimes resents her siblings for taking her parents’ attention away, but this feeling is not simple blame. It stems from a deep internal conflict and struggle. The social worker at the Community Living Room, who sees Cara often, has observed that as the big sister, she is deeply affectionate towards her younger siblings. When her mum is overwhelmed, she proactively helps to look after them and plays with them. She understands how exhausted her mother is and knows her siblings need care, yet at eight years old, she still longs for her parents’ love and attention. This difficult position—of being both the sensible one and a child who still craves care—causes Cara significant inner turmoil.
Expressive Art as a Key to Unlock Inner Feelings and Relieve Emotions
The social worker recalled that Cara initially struggled to express her emotions. Although she longed for her parents’ attention, she kept her feelings bottled up and would sometimes hide and cry. The only activity that brought her comfort was drawing on her phone, perhaps one reason she enrolled in the Healing Heart and Mind programme of Save the Children Kong Kong.
Through 8 art-based sessions, the programme encourages children to express their emotions through art, while learning to identify and manage different feelings. Cara said the classes allowed her to create and express herself freely, which made her ‘super happy’—and she still remembers them vividly six months later. She learned how to express herself when needed and use tools like a “calming bottle” to ease anxiety. “When I am upset, I can write it down and put it in a box,” she said.
Cara has also learnt to face her unhappy feelings with a more positive mindset. She says, “Once you learn how to manage your feelings, you won’t (verbally) lash out at other people. Now, I try to remember what I’ve learnt, happy moments, what my teacher says, and memories of my dad, mum, and grandad. I try not to dwell on the unhappy things, because that just makes you feel worse.”
Expressing feelings through art also gives parents a chance to see and appreciate their children’s talents. One child in the class shared that they usually aren’t allowed to take their projects home from art class at school, so their family never gets to see what they’ve made. For some of the children, being able to bring their work home is a simple pleasure. “My mum and dad praise me now, which makes me really happy,” says Cara. “My mum isn’t very good at drawing herself, but when she saw my artwork, she realised how well I could draw.” This newfound confidence in expressing herself has carried over into other areas of Cara’s life. She recently wrote her own play and took the initiative to invite the social worker and her friends from the Living Room to rehearse it with her. Together, they put on a brilliant performance, allowing her to express her true self through her creativity.
Kalina Tsang, CEO of Save the Children Hong Kong, grew heartfelt as she reflected on the Healing Heart and Mind programme, “Every child holds a vibrant world within—but sometimes, life’s struggles silence their voices.” The programme, she explained, works like a key for children, unlocking doors to self-expression through art. We are confident that by helping children learn how to be friends with their own emotions, they will be able to face any future challenges with a more positive and resilient attitude, grow up healthy and happy.”
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Save the Children Hong Kong
Save the Children believes every child deserves a future. In Hong Kong and around the world, we do whatever it takes – every day and in times of crisis – so children can fulfil their rights to a healthy start in life, the opportunity to learn and protection from harm. With over 100 years of expertise, we are the world’s first and leading independent children’s organisation – transforming lives and the future we share.
Established in 2009, Save the Children Hong Kong is part of the global movement which operates in around 100 countries. We work with children, families, schools, communities and our supporters to deliver lasting change for children in Hong Kong and around the world.
JAKARTA, Indonesia, Sept. 22, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Anytime Fitness Asia has achieved a historic milestone, celebrating the network’s growth to 500 clubs across the region. To mark the occasion, eight clubs across eight markets hosted synchronized grand openings on the same day, highlighting the scale and unity of the brand’s fast-growing network.
AF Citimall Cimanggis Indonesia Left to right: 1. Teguh Eko Wirdhani – Director, Prima Vita Indonesia 2. Teges Prita Soraya – Director, Citimall Cimanggis 3. Chinie Nepomuceno Concepcion – President Director, Prima Vita Indonesia 4. Nick Cowpar, Chief Commercial Officer, Inspire Brands Asia
With Anytime Fitness Asia recently recognized as the Overall Winner – International Franchisor of the Year at the 2025 Franchising and Licensing Association (FLA) Singapore Awards, the 500th club milestone further underscores the brand’s leadership and credibility in the region.
“This milestone is a powerful symbol of our growth and unity,” said Luke Guanlao, Group CEO of Inspire Brands Asia (IBA). “With more than 5,600 clubs across 42 countries, Anytime Fitness is the world’s largest 24-hour fitness franchise — and our purpose, Train For Your Life, drives us to be more than a gym. Reaching 500 clubs in Asia is just the beginning, and we’re committed to expanding further into new markets while continuing to be a lifetime partner in health and wellness.”
Johannes Raadsma, President & Co-Founder of Inspire Brands Asia (IBA), added: “Every one of our 500 clubs tells a story of resilience, entrepreneurship, and community. This milestone highlights not only our growth, but also the trust of our members and the dedication of our staff, franchisees, and partners who make our network thrive and united across Asia.”
On 19 September, synchronized events took place at AF McKinley in the Philippines, AF Tampines 487 in Singapore, AF Austin Green in Malaysia, AF Hang Hau in Hong Kong, AF Citimall Cimanggis in Indonesia, AF Oasis Ratchapruek in Thailand, AF Taoyuan Yiwen in Taiwan, and AF Vincom Grand Park in Vietnam. Each club will be part of the regional milestone celebration, with activities to mark the occasion and highlight the significance of celebrating this achievement together at the same time across Asia, while engaging members and the wider community.
Anytime Fitness continues to differentiate itself by combining global reach with local impact. With its 24-hour access model, integrated coaching ecosystem, and strong community ties, the brand has positioned itself as Asia’s most accessible and trusted fitness network.
About Inspire Brands Asia (IBA) Inspire Brands Asia (IBA) is the multi-award-winning regional master franchisee of Anytime Fitness, overseeing a network 500 clubs across Southeast Asia, with more than 100 under corporate management. Operating in dynamic markets including Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, the Philippines, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Thailand, and Vietnam, IBA commands the region’s largest fitness network, powered by 1,400+ employees across the organization.
About Anytime Fitness Anytime Fitness is the largest, fastest-growing fitness brand in the world, averaging 300 new clubs per year while serving over 5 million members at more than 5,600 clubs in 42 countries and territories on all seven continents. Open 24-hours a day, 365 days a year, Anytime Fitness delivers personalised and affordable health and wellness training, coaching, nutrition, and recovery guidance for our members—in the club, in their homes, in their pockets, wherever they are and anytime they need it. All franchised clubs are individually owned and operated, and members have access to any Anytime Fitness club worldwide.
MANILA, Philippines, Sept. 22, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Anytime Fitness Asia has achieved a historic milestone, celebrating the network’s growth to 500 clubs across the region. To mark the occasion, eight clubs across eight markets hosted synchronized grand openings on the same day, highlighting the scale and unity of the brand’s fast-growing network.
AF Mckiney West Philippines Left to Right: Anne Constantino (SVP for Operations) – Pocholo Garcia (Director of Operations Support) accompanies by Megaworld Representatives
With Anytime Fitness Asia recently recognized as the Overall Winner – International Franchisor of the Year at the 2025 Franchising and Licensing Association (FLA) Singapore Awards, the 500th club milestone further underscores the brand’s leadership and credibility in the region.
“This milestone is a powerful symbol of our growth and unity,” said Luke Guanlao, Group CEO of Inspire Brands Asia (IBA). “With more than 5,600 clubs across 42 countries, Anytime Fitness is the world’s largest 24-hour fitness franchise — and our purpose, Train For Your Life, drives us to be more than a gym. Reaching 500 clubs in Asia is just the beginning, and we’re committed to expanding further into new markets while continuing to be a lifetime partner in health and wellness.”
Johannes Raadsma, President & Co-Founder of Inspire Brands Asia (IBA), added: “Every one of our 500 clubs tells a story of resilience, entrepreneurship, and community. This milestone highlights not only our growth, but also the trust of our members and the dedication of our staff, franchisees, and partners who make our network thrive and united across Asia.”
On 19 September, synchronized events took place at AF McKinley West in the Philippines, AF Tampines in Singapore, AF Austin Green in Malaysia, AF Hang Hau in Hong Kong, AF Citimall Cimanggis in Indonesia, AF Oasis Ratchapruek in Thailand, AF Taoyuan Yiwen in Taiwan, and AF Vincom Grand Park in Vietnam. The milestone celebrations were hosted across a mix of corporate-owned and independent franchisee clubs, reflecting the collective strength, entrepreneurship, and community spirit that drive Anytime Fitness’s growth across Asia.
The milestone was held at Anytime Fitness McKinley West, located in the heart of Taguig’s vibrant community in McKinley West community. Located near residential areas, offices, and commercial hubs, Anytime Fitness McKinley West makes it easy to prioritize your health and wellness without compromising your lifestyle. It offers 24-hours access to accommodate you based on your schedule, Group Classes for a fun and engaging sessions to keep you energized and consistent. State of the art equipment in Cardio Equipements, free weights, functional training zones, and strength equipment.
Anytime Fitness continues to differentiate itself by combining global reach with local impact. With its 24-hour access model, integrated coaching ecosystem, and strong community ties, the brand has positioned itself as Asia’s most accessible and trusted fitness network.
About Inspire Brands Asia (IBA) Inspire Brands Asia (IBA) is the multi-award-winning regional master franchisee of Anytime Fitness, overseeing a network 500 clubs across Southeast Asia, with more than 100 under corporate management. Operating in dynamic markets including Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, the Philippines, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Thailand, and Vietnam, IBA commands the region’s largest fitness network, powered by 1,400+ employees across the organization.
About Anytime Fitness Philippines Anytime Fitness is the largest, fastest-growing fitness brand in the world, averaging 300 new clubs per year while serving over 5 million members at more than 5,600 clubs in 42 countries and territories on all seven continents. Open 24-hours a day, 365 days a year, Anytime Fitness delivers personalised and affordable health and wellness training, coaching, nutrition, and recovery guidance for our members—in the club, in their homes, in their pockets, wherever they are and anytime they need it. All franchised clubs are individually owned and operated, and members have access to any Anytime Fitness club worldwide.
HO CHI MINH CITY, Vietnam, Sept. 22, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Anytime Fitness Asia has achieved a historic milestone, celebrating the network’s growth to 500 clubs across the region. To mark the occasion, eight clubs across eight markets hosted synchronized grand openings on the same day, highlighting the scale and unity of the brand’s fast-growing network.
AF Vincom Grand Park Vietnam Left to right: 1. Walter Nguyen – Country Manager Anytime Fitness Vietnam 2. Sulyn Chee – General Manager Anytime Fitness Vietnam 3. Ryan Cheal – Group Chief Operating Officer Inspire Brands Asia 4. Mark De Joya – Chief Operating Officer Inspire Brands Asia 5. Linh Ngo Marketing Manager Anytime Fitness Vietnam
With Anytime Fitness Asia recently recognized as the Overall Winner – International Franchisor of the Year at the 2025 Franchising and Licensing Association (FLA) Singapore Awards, the 500th club milestone further underscores the brand’s leadership and credibility in the region.
“This milestone is a powerful symbol of our growth and unity,” said Luke Guanlao, Group CEO of Inspire Brands Asia (IBA). “With more than 5,600 clubs across 42 countries, Anytime Fitness is the world’s largest 24-hour fitness franchise — and our purpose, Train For Your Life, drives us to be more than a gym. Reaching 500 clubs in Asia is just the beginning, and we’re committed to expanding further into new markets while continuing to be a lifetime partner in health and wellness.”
Johannes Raadsma, President & Co-Founder of Inspire Brands Asia (IBA), added: “Every one of our 500 clubs tells a story of resilience, entrepreneurship, and community. This milestone highlights not only our growth, but also the trust of our members and the dedication of our staff, franchisees, and partners who make our network thrive and united across Asia.”
On 19 September, synchronized events took place at AF McKinley in the Philippines, AF Tampines 487 in Singapore, AF Austin Green in Malaysia, AF Hang Hau in Hong Kong, AF Citimall Cimanggis in Indonesia, AF Oasis Ratchapruek in Thailand, AF Taoyuan Yiwen in Taiwan, and AF Vincom Grand Park in Vietnam. Each club will be part of the regional milestone celebration, with activities to mark the occasion and highlight the significance of celebrating this achievement together at the same time across Asia, while engaging members and the wider community.
Anytime Fitness continues to differentiate itself by combining global reach with local impact. With its 24-hour access model, integrated coaching ecosystem, and strong community ties, the brand has positioned itself as Asia’s most accessible and trusted fitness network.
About Inspire Brands Asia (IBA) Inspire Brands Asia (IBA) is the multi-award-winning regional master franchisee of Anytime Fitness, overseeing a network 500 clubs across Southeast Asia, with more than 100 under corporate management. Operating in dynamic markets including Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, the Philippines, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Thailand, and Vietnam, IBA commands the region’s largest fitness network, powered by 1,400+ employees across the organization.
About Anytime Fitness Anytime Fitness is the largest, fastest-growing fitness brand in the world, averaging 300 new clubs per year while serving over 5 million members at more than 5,600 clubs in 42 countries and territories on all seven continents. Open 24-hours a day, 365 days a year, Anytime Fitness delivers personalised and affordable health and wellness training, coaching, nutrition, and recovery guidance for our members—in the club, in their homes, in their pockets, wherever they are and anytime they need it. All franchised clubs are individually owned and operated, and members have access to any Anytime Fitness club worldwide.
HANOI, Vietnam, Sept. 22, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Peikko Group, a leading global supplier of innovative concrete connections and composite structures, is proud to announce the opening of its new office in Vietnam. This strategic expansion underscores Peikko’s commitment to supporting sustainable development in Southeast Asia and aligns with Vietnam’s growing demand for eco-friendly construction solutions.
Peikko’s office in Vietnam
Vietnam’s construction sector is growing at a 6.8% CAGR (2023-2028), driven by $50 billion in annual infrastructure investments.[¹] With the government focusing on sustainable urban development, demand for low-carbon technologies is rising—precast solutions, in particular, are growing at 12% yearly. This trend aligns with Peikko’s expertise in efficient, waste-reducing, and safety-enhancing technologies.
Peikko’s new Hanoi office will serve as a hub for its Vietnam operations, providing local expertise and cutting-edge precast concrete solutions to meet the country’s rapid urbanization and infrastructure needs. By establishing a direct presence, Peikko Vietnam aims to strengthen partnerships with local developers, architects, and contractors, delivering faster, safer, and more sustainable building solutions.
“We’re bringing Peikko’s expertise to Vietnam’s sustainable growth trajectory,” said Michal Horak, APAC Vice President. “With robust sector expansion and green policies, our local presence will deliver innovative solutions —from Bolted Connections, Flooring Solutions, and DELTABEAM® Slim Floor Structure — addressing urbanization and carbon goals while underscoring our Southeast Asia commitment.”
“Our advanced construction technologies and modular designs enable faster construction while reducing material waste—key advantages for Vietnam’s growing cities. With our focus on seismic resilience and low-carbon construction, we’re not just building structures; we’re helping shape Vietnam’s sustainable future,” said Bin Zhu, Chief Engineer.
Peikko’s entry into Vietnam builds on its success in China, Malaysia, Australia, and other key APAC markets. With its global project experience and carbon-reducing solutions, the company is poised to drive regional progress. The Vietnam office will serve as a regional growth gateway, enabling collaboration with premium partners to advance Southeast Asia’s sustainable and resilient built environment.
[1] Source: Vietnam Construction Association
About Peikko Group
Peikko Group Corporation is a leading global supplier of slim floor structures, wind energy applications, and connection technology for precast and cast-in-situ construction. The company operates in over 30 countries across Asia-Pacific, Europe, Africa, the Middle East, and North America, with manufacturing facilities in 12 countries. Founded in 1965 and headquartered in Lahti, Finland, Peikko employs over 2,000 professionals worldwide. For more information, visit www.peikko.com.
A Global Partnership for Indonesia’s National Logistics Vision
MOU Signed to Advance and Modernize Indonesia’s Cold Chain Infrastructure
Willog’s Proven IoT and AI Logistics Intelligence Solutions to Establish New Industry Standards
JAKARTA, Indonesia and SEOUL, South Korea, Sept. 22, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Willog, a leading South Korean company specializing in IoT and AI-powered logistics intelligence, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the Indonesian Cold Chain Association (ICCA or ARPI). Leveraging its advanced ‘K-Logistics’ expertise, this partnership aims to modernize Indonesia’s cold chain infrastructure in support of major national goals, including Indonesia’s National Logistics Ecosystem (NLE) and the ‘Golden Indonesia 2045’ vision.
Willog and ICCA(Indonesia Cold-Chain Association) Partner to Innovate Indonesia’s Cold-Chain Infrastructure with K-logistics AIoT Solutions
Given Indonesia’s challenging geography, consisting of approximately 17,000 islands, modernizing its logistics system is a critical government priority. The cold chain industry is experiencing rapid growth, creating an urgent need for advanced technology standards and robust infrastructure. The partnership between Willog and the ICCA is designed to help address these challenges by introducing advanced monitoring technology standards tailored for the Indonesian market.
Willog will deploy its IoT and AI solutions through a new collaboration, offering real-time monitoring of environmental factors like temperature and impact to reduce risks and costs. This ensures data transparency and builds business trust.
Proven in South Korea, Willog’s solutions are used by leading logistics corporations and government entities, including the ROK Army. This technology is expected to significantly improve Indonesia’s logistics efficiency and reliability, reducing waste and safeguarding sensitive goods.
Jihyun Yoon, Co-CEO of Willog, emphasized the strategic importance of the agreement, stating, “This MOU is more than a simple technology partnership. It represents a meaningful opportunity for us to contribute to Indonesia’s national vision of building the NLE. We are committed to leveraging Willog’s proven technology to help establish cold chain monitoring standards in Indonesia and lead logistics innovation across the ASEAN market as a representative of ‘K-Logistics’.”
ICCA Chairman Hasanuddin Yasni added, “Willog’s advanced cold chain solution will be a great asset in modernizing the Indonesian market.” He confirmed that the ICCA will contribute its deep expertise and market data while actively collaborating with government bodies to ensure the project’s success. As a next step, the two organizations plan to launch pilot projects in high-value sectors like seafood and pharmaceuticals to develop solutions perfectly optimized for Indonesia’s logistics landscape.
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