Which Way Is the Wind Blowing? How to Balance Geopolitics and Heavy Capex Investment
Oct 08, 2026 05:15 PM
Product upgrade and specialization for overseas e-commerce will usher in huge market opportunities in the next decade, and firms like EasyYa are ready to seize them.
Cross border E-commerce
Chinese cross-border supply chain provider EasyYa (Chinese: 易芽) bagged hundreds of millions of CNY in a series B funding round. The funds raised by the company will be used for product and service upgrades, factory-side SaaS system development and supply chain boutique research and development. At the same time, the company announced strategic cooperation with state-backed funds and corporations.
EasyYa focuses on supply chain integration and technological innovation, providing cross-border sellers with extensive data selection, boutique procurement, supply chain billing and other service segments. It has received investments from SCGC (Chinese: 深创投) and other funds before.
With the influence of the macroenvironment for cross-border e-commerce and changes in the market, traffic is no longer the main and foremost concern of businesses. Instead, creating a digitally driven supply chain ecology has become an essential area in the development of cross-border e-commerce. Now, it is more of a competition for supply chain efficiency, and data is needed to achieve it.
After this round of financing, the critical step to be taken by EasyYa is to launch a SaaS system for the factory side. The latest SaaS system developed by the firm is widely used by cross-border sellers, and both the sales data and consumer review data of mainstream cross-border e-commerce platforms such as Amazon and Walmart have been studied. Based on this, intelligent selection functions for sellers have been launched.
Which Way Is the Wind Blowing? How to Balance Geopolitics and Heavy Capex Investment
Oct 08, 2026 05:15 PM