● With a focus on sustainability and innovation, Ninja Hubs aims to transform urban logistics, reducing emissions and optimizing the delivery of products at a local level. Join their next stage of growth!
Ninja Hubs, the Chilean startup that is revolutionizing urban logistics with a collaborative, local and sustainable model, announced the launch of a new round of investment through the Uper.co platform. With the goal of raising US$150,000, the company plans to
automate the recruitment and assignment of delivery drivers and expand its operation to more key markets in Latin America.
Challenges in the last mile
Last mile logistics faces significant challenges: consumers demand fast and flexible deliveries; operational costs are high for brands, and CO2 emissions continue to rise due to the growth of the vehicle fleet and e-commerce purchases in congested urban areas. In this context, Ninja Hubs offers an innovative solution that addresses these problems, combining efficiency, sustainability and operational flexibility.
Ninja Hubs Solution
Founded by Rodrigo Oportus and Andrés Rojas, Ninja Hubs connects large freight generators with local delivery drivers through a multimodal fleet of bicycles, electric scooters and private vehicles. This model has allowed the company to reduce delivery times by 30% and decrease its carbon footprint by 40%. In just 8 months of operation, Ninja Hubs has processed more than 25,000 orders with a 98.5% effectiveness rate, generating income for local delivery drivers, with a base of more than 1,000 subscribers.
"Ninja Hubs is transforming last-mile logistics by offering a fast, efficient and environmentally friendly solution. This new round of investment will allow us to automate the recruitment of delivery drivers, connect with existing delivery networks and scale our operation in a sustainable way," said Andrés Rojas, CEO of Ninja Hubs. "Our goal is to continue improving urban logistics, offering solutions that benefit both consumers and the environment," he added.
To participate in the investment round, click on the link: https://www.uper.co/es-cl/empresa/Ninjahubs
Growth and strategic alliances
The company has managed to establish relationships with major retail players and logistics operators, with its model, based on capillarity and urban hubs, where it ensures that delivery drivers are just a couple of kilometres from the final destination. This improves operational efficiency and optimises reverse logistics, allowing for effective handling of returns.
Expanding market opportunities
Ninja Hubs’ addressable market in Chile is US$500 million, with a medium-term expansion plan to major cities in Latin America, where the total last-mile logistics market is valued at nearly US$40 billion. With this new round of investment, Ninja Hubs seeks to capture 1% of the Chilean market in the next year, positioning itself as a strategic partner for large logistics operators, couriers and retailers.
New round of investment: towards automation and expansion
Ninja Hubs is launching a new round of strategic investment with the aim of boosting the automation of its key processes and expanding its market presence. This financing will allow it to scale its technological solutions, optimize operational efficiency and expand into new markets, consolidating its position as a leader in innovation within the sector. Automation will be essential to improve its customers’ experience and ensure long-term sustainable growth.
For his part, Andrés Rojas, CEO of Ninja Hubs, highlighted that the objective of the investment round goes beyond just raising funds. "We seek to connect with angel investors or related corporate agents, who not only provide capital, but also experience and strategic networks for our commercial growth. This reinforces the concept of 'smart money', where each investment not only drives economic growth, but also opens up new opportunities in the logistics sector," explains its CEO. "We want partners who share our vision of sustainability and efficiency, in order to accelerate the positive impact we seek in the Latin American market."
