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In light of this, Africa is witnessing a wave of new-age startups that can adapt to evolving customer requirements like agility in transportation, tracking of wares, and the need to innovate as required. And among the multitude of firms taking the African logistics arena by storm, the one that has always been at the vanguard of innovation is Kobo360. Since its inception in 2016, the company has played a critical role in enhancing Africa’s economy by leveraging mobile technology and big data to help customers better track their shipments, reduce inefficiencies, and streamline operations. Kobo360, a third-party logistics firm, ensures that goods are properly shipped from the source to the point of consumption. It also works to bring together Africa’s logistics terrain to improve the delivery of industrial and enterprise goods across the continent through controlled, transparent, and accessible systems. Kobo360’s solution allows for greater efficiency and reduces economic waste.
Kobo 360 is keen on supporting the numerous freight companies which require safe, efficient, and dependable hauling of a client’s goods from/to cargo recipients and the designated markets. Remarkably, it has been able to reduce friction and mitigate challenges that come with procuring secure, reliable, and rewarding road-based logistics for companies and individuals with freight needs. The requirements for transportation are met by the usage of truckloads that are larger than a regular shipment. Truckloads reduce damage risk, increase transit speed, and provide better insurance coverage.
With the level of efficiency put forward by Kobo360’s mobile technology and analytics, the company has helped its clients move over 260 meters per kilogram of goods, serviced over 1,339 businesses, and aggregated a fleet of over 10,000 trucks.
Together with one of its customers, Honeywell Flour Mills Plc, Kobo360 was featured in BBC news for its impact on the patron’s business as well as its work on leveraging its technologies to enhance Africa’s logistics industry. The organization also developed a mobile application called KoboCare, that provides discounts on diesel prices and access to various maintenance centers across Africa to freight drivers who are affiliated with the company. Kobo360 also reduces logistics friction while enabling rural farmers to earn more money by decreasing farm waste; it also assists manufacturers of all sizes in finding new markets.
With a mission to become a global logistics provider, Kobo360 is pursuing this goal of empowering enterprises, and the economy, through logistics. The company promotes creativity, drive, and perception, which are vital to Africa’s economic future.
