“The changes in logistics and courier services require rapid adaptation and technological solutions to tackle challenges. The increasing demand for fast deliveries, operational optimization amid growing order volumes and returns, and the need for traceability and predictability in the supply chain are just some of the challenges players in this sector face. Zitec already has proven experience and strong capabilities in the logistics sector, developed through our successful collaboration with Sameday over the past seven years. We understand the complexity of the challenges logistics companies encounter and believe that digital transformation is the key to overcoming them. Our goal is to actively contribute to the digitalization of this sector, whether for private or public players, who can benefit from modern and efficient solutions tailored to today’s market needs,” said Alex Lapusan, CEO and co-founder of the Zitec group of firms.
Through Zitec’s digital solutions, logistics companies can efficiently address industry challenges. Automating logistics processes, integrating with e-commerce platforms and marketplaces, and advanced tracking solutions provide customers with better visibility and efficiency, enhancing end-user satisfaction. Additionally, data analytics and AI-driven platforms optimize workflows and reduce delivery times, benefiting both logistics companies and their customers.
“In an extremely dynamic and competitive environment, it is essential to identify solutions that help us operate efficiently and offer our customers greater predictability. With the technology developed in collaboration with Zitec, we have managed to improve and enhance services that meet the needs of both online retailers and end consumers. By becoming a shareholder, we aim to strengthen our collaboration and optimize scalable logistics solutions at the regional level,” said Lucian Baltaru, CEO of Sameday.
The transaction for Sameday’s acquisition of the Zitec stake will be finalized upon receiving the necessary approval from the competition authority regarding foreign direct investment control.
Zitec ended 2024 with a consolidated turnover of EUR34 million, company representatives said in a statement. In 2023, the company reported a consolidated turnover of EUR30 million, up 15% year-over-year.
Zitec’s main shareholders are Alexandru Lapusan and Simona Lapusan, each with a 31.5% stake, and eMag Group, with 24.9%.
Sameday reported a turnover of RON890 million for 2024, up 20% year-over-year, as per data previously provided by the company.