Toppoint Holdings signs strategic MOU with Chinese air cargo leader Jinyangcheng to expand global freight capabilities

Toppoint Holdings Inc. announced that it has signed a strategic Memorandum of Understanding (“MOU”) with Jinyangcheng, a prominent air cargo company headquartered in Guangzhou, China, to explore joint opportunities in inbound and outbound air freight operations.

The MOU establishes a framework for strategic cooperation, starting with cargo movement through John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK) in New York City, with plans to establish key logistics hubs at Los Angeles (LAX), Houston (IAH), Miami (MIA), and Chicago (ORD) airports, as well as international operations planned at Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG).

“This agreement represents a significant step in our international expansion efforts and reflects our continued commitment to global growth and operational excellence,” said Leo Chan, CEO of Toppoint Holdings. “By partnering with Jinyangcheng, a respected leader in transpacific air cargo logistics, we are positioned to enhance our global service capabilities, streamline freight movement across key corridors, and deliver greater value to our customers.”

Under the agreement, the companies will evaluate and exchange logistics strategies and operational data to identify synergy opportunities in cross-border air freight services. This includes analyzing freight flows, ground support operations, and value-added services that will allow both companies to better serve customers on a global scale.

Huang Yongqiang, CEO of Jinyangcheng, added, “Partnering with a publicly traded company like Toppoint Holdings is a meaningful step toward creating a more agile and efficient air cargo network between China and the United States. We are excited to explore how this relationship can evolve into a long-term strategic partnership."

This agreement marks an important step in Toppoint’s international expansion strategy and supports its vision to become a preferred logistics enabler connecting key global trade corridors.