The latest fulfilmentcrowd press releases

National World : Global logistics platform reports profit acceleration and positive trading outlook.

“FY24 revenue growth of 23 percent YoY for fulfilmentcrowd, whilst revenue YTD for FY25 is “ahead of expectations” at H1”

Business Manchester: fulfilmentcrowd Sustains Strong Growth Through Strategic Expansion

“Leading logistics platform, fulfilmentcrowd, reported a 23% year-on-year revenue increase, reaching £17.4 million for the fiscal year ending March 2024. Significant growth was driven by international operations in Germany and the USA, contributing to 22% of total revenue. The company also doubled its EBITDA to £1.7 million. Strategic expansions include new warehouses in Australia and Ireland, enhancing their global footprint. Fulfilmentcrowd aims for revenues exceeding £20 million in FY25, focusing on the health and wellbeing sector and further market diversification.”

Featured in the Business Desk: fulfilmentcrowd’s logistics platform delivers strong results

“Global logistics platform fulfilmentcrowd reported record revenues of £17.4 million for the fiscal year ending March 31, 2024, marking a 23% increase year-on-year. The company saw significant growth in its international operations, with a 37% rise in turnover from subsidiaries in Germany and the USA. EBITDA doubled to £1.7 million. CFO Jon Davies and CEO Lee Thompson attributed the success to the company’s strategic execution and strong team performance. The firm plans further expansion, with new warehouses in Australia and Ireland, and projected revenues exceeding £20 million for FY25.”

Lancashire Business View: Global logistics platform fulfilmentcrowd reports profit acceleration and positive trading outlook

“Global logistics platform, fulfilmentcrowd, has posted record revenues for FY24 and reports strong H1 FY25 trading. In the year ending 31 March 2024, the Lancashire headquartered tech company recorded revenue of £17.4m, up 23 per cent year-on-year. 22% of group turnover was generated by its international subsidiaries in Germany and the USA, representing a 37% increase on FY23.”

Retail Times: “Try now, pay never” – wardrobing is a form of ‘refund fraud’, warns expert

“Following the recent news that ASOS will start charging customers for returns as part of its updated fair use policy, research by fulfilmentcrowd – a global fulfilment provider, driven by technology, for high growth omni-channel brands – investigated the evolving expectations of shoppers regarding the returns process in eCommerce.”

Fashion United: E-commerce returns surge poses challenges for retailers

“Retailers are struggling with a surge in e-commerce returns, driven by behaviors like "wardrobing" and high customer expectations for free returns. The increase in returns, especially unwanted items, is impacting both profitability and sustainability, prompting some to charge for returns to reduce costs and fraud while maintaining customer satisfaction. ”

Supply & Demand Chain Executive: Addressing the Critical Challenges in Reverse Logistics

“In the article, we dive into how our cutting-edge tech, streamlined processes, and expert team are transforming the way brands handle returns—turning a common pain point into a competitive advantage.”

Modern Retail: Lee Thompson and Austin Waddecar explain what ecommerce retailers can learn from customer returns including signs of issues with logistics processes

“The Modern Retail article highlights key insights eCommerce retailers can gain from analysing customer returns. It emphasises understanding the reasons for returns—like sizing issues and delivery problems—to improve offerings and reduce return rates. Clear communication and efficient return processes enhance customer satisfaction, while leveraging data analytics helps optimise inventory management. By addressing return root causes, retailers can create a better shopping experience and boost profitability.”

Hello Magazine: Lee Thompson comments on the viral TikTok trend 'underconsumption core' and how consumers must shift their buying habits to support sustainability

“A new trend, "De-influencing," is gaining momentum on TikTok, challenging the pervasive culture of overconsumption driven by traditional influencers. Unlike the "TikTok Made Me Buy It" era, de-influencers advocate for more mindful and sustainable consumer behavior, urging followers to reconsider unnecessary purchases. With over a billion views under the hashtag #deinfluencing, this movement promotes financial stability, product honesty, and environmental consciousness, reflecting a growing shift towards ethical consumerism and minimalism.”