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Armlogi Reports FY26 Revenue of $185.8M

Reports FY26 revenue $185.8M vs $190.4M last year. "Fiscal 2026 moved Armlogi's revenue mix toward the services we deliver inside our own four walls," said Aidy Chou, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Armlogi. "Warehousing services grew 21.9% and now generate more than 40% of our revenue. The Ontario, California facility we opened in fiscal 2025 became the primary California distribution point for several of our larger customers in December 2025 and finished the year as our third-highest revenue-generating warehouse in the state. Transportation revenue declined because more of our customers ship through fulfillment programs bundled by the selling platforms, which reduces the freight we resell but keeps the warehousing relationship with us. Importantly, we closed fiscal 2026 with no convertible notes outstanding and $22.4 million less in total liabilities than a year earlier, and our remaining obligations are predominantly the lease obligations on a warehousing network that we continue to develop. Our work in fiscal 2027 is to fill the capacity we have already leased, execute the cost-optimization plan we have set out, and put in place the capital structure the business needs to complete this transition."

Armlogi Expands Middle-Mile Transportation Network, Transfer Volume Up 50%-60%

Armlogi announced an expansion of its internal middle-mile transportation network. As the company's e-commerce fulfillment volumes have grown, Armlogi has begun internalizing certain key transportation movements between its facilities, major selling platform fulfillment centers, and regional shipping carriers that were previously handled by third-party transportation providers. Over the past six months, the company has expanded its California-based transfer routes by approximately 40%-50%, increasing operational connectivity between its warehouses and major fulfillment and delivery hubs. During the same period, overall middle-mile transfer volume increased by approximately 50%-60%, based on internal company data, compared to the immediately preceding six-month period, driven by increased transfer frequency between the company's facilities and selling platform fulfillment centers. The expansion reflects rising demand across the company's fulfillment network and its continued investment in the operational infrastructure supporting its more than 600 active merchant clients.

Armlogi Launches AI-Enabled Smart Fulfillment Network

Armlogi Holding announced the launch of its AI-enabled Smart Fulfillment Network, a proprietary system designed to dynamically optimize order routing across the Company's multi-state warehouse network with the goal to reduce average shipping costs and improve overall delivery efficiency. "Our plan for growth isn't just to add more square footage to our warehouses; it's to build a multi-state, AI-driven intelligent fulfillment network," said Aidy Chou, Chairman and CEO of Armlogi, "We aim to speed up delivery and cut costs over time by using dynamic warehouse allocation and smart order routing. As we keep growing, we believe that this approach positions Armlogi to deliver greater value to our growing number of e-commerce merchants."