F2 Logistics

F2 Logistics Philippines, Inc. is a Philippine logistics company headquartered in Parañaque. Established in 2006 by Efren Uy, the company operates across several parts of the supply chain rather than focusing only on parcel delivery. Its documented service portfolio includes warehousing, cold-chain distribution, ISO tank solutions, customs brokerage, oversized-cargo movement, and international freight forwarding arranged through partner sea- and air-freight companies. The company handles the movement of consumer and commercial goods, including food products delivered to supermarkets, fast-food operators, and other retail outlets, as well as medicines transported to drugstores. This gives F2 Logistics a role in both general commercial distribution and supply chains requiring specialized handling. Cold-chain capability is particularly relevant to temperature-sensitive products, while ISO tank and oversized-cargo services extend the business into industrial and project logistics. Customs brokerage and international forwarding allow it to support shipments that cross national borders, although the available reference material does not establish the full geographic extent of its own operating network. F2 Logistics has also undertaken public-sector distribution work. It served as the national courier for the Commission on Elections during the 2018 barangay and Sangguniang Kabataan elections and later obtained two of four delivery contracts for the 2019 elections. For the 2022 national elections, the company secured another COMELEC distribution contract. That award became politically contentious because of the reported association of chairman Dennis Uy with then-President Rodrigo Duterte and because Salvador Medialdea, a former executive secretary in the Duterte administration, was among the company's incorporators. Senator Leila de Lima, the National Citizens' Movement for Free Elections, and other civic groups questioned whether those connections created a conflict of interest. COMELEC rejected the allegation, stating that the contract was awarded through public bidding and that F2 Logistics submitted the lowest responsive bid. The brand has also had a presence in Philippine sports. It formerly owned the F2 Logistics Cargo Movers women's volleyball team, which competed in the Philippine Super Liga and the Premier Volleyball League from 2016 until 2023. Separately, F2 Logistics has sponsored the De La Salle women's volleyball team and the Parañaque Patriots basketball team in the Maharlika Pilipinas Basketball League. These activities broadened the company's public profile beyond business-to-business logistics, especially through association with nationally followed Philippine sports competitions. The available reference material does not identify a corporate parent, public listing, official website, current executive roster, or detailed financial results. Accordingly, F2 Logistics is best characterized here as a privately held or otherwise not fully documented Philippine logistics brand with capabilities spanning domestic distribution, specialized handling, and partner-enabled international freight forwarding.

F2 Logistics Philippines, Inc. was established in 2006 by Efren Uy and is based in Parañaque, Philippines. The available historical record describes it as a logistics company serving commercial supply chains through a combination of warehousing, transportation, specialized handling, and forwarding services. Its activities include moving retail food products to supermarkets, fast-food outlets, and other retailers, as well as delivering medicines to drugstores. Rather than being limited to conventional courier work, F2 Logistics' documented capabilities cover several logistics segments. These include cold-chain distribution, ISO tank solutions, customs brokerage, oversized-cargo movement, warehousing, and international freight forwarding. For international shipments, the company works through a network of partner sea- and air-freight firms. The reference material does not provide a detailed chronology of facility openings, acquisitions, fleet expansion, revenue, or geographic growth, so the company's operational development cannot be described more specifically without additional sources. A significant part of F2 Logistics' public profile has come from election-related distribution. It was selected as the Commission on Elections' national courier for the 2018 barangay and Sangguniang Kabataan elections. It subsequently secured two of four delivery contracts for the 2019 elections and received a further distribution contract for the 2022 national elections. The latter award generated controversy. Senator Leila de Lima, the National Citizens' Movement for Free Elections, and other civic groups questioned whether the company's political connections created a conflict of interest. Their concerns focused on chairman Dennis Uy's association with then-President Rodrigo Duterte and on Salvador Medialdea, a former Duterte administration executive secretary, being among the company's incorporators. COMELEC defended the procurement process, stating that it was conducted through public bidding and that F2 Logistics submitted the lowest responsive bid. The brand also developed a sports presence. It formerly owned the F2 Logistics Cargo Movers, a women's volleyball team that participated in the Philippine Super Liga and Premier Volleyball League from 2016 through 2023. In addition to team ownership, F2 Logistics sponsored the De La Salle women's volleyball team and the Parañaque Patriots basketball team of the Maharlika Pilipinas Basketball League. These sports activities gave the logistics company consumer-facing visibility in the Philippines, alongside its core business-to-business operations. The supplied sources do not establish the company's current ownership structure, financial performance, website, listing status, or complete management team. The brand's present status is therefore recorded as active, while several corporate details remain undocumented.

• 2023

  F2 Logistics Cargo Movers activity ended

  [1]F2 Logisticsen.wikipedia.org

  The company's formerly owned women's volleyball team was active through 2023.

• 2022

  2022 national election distribution contract

  [1]F2 Logisticsen.wikipedia.org

  F2 Logistics obtained a COMELEC distribution deal for the 2022 national elections, prompting public questions about political connections and procurement impartiality.

• 2019

  Two election delivery contracts awarded

  [1]F2 Logisticsen.wikipedia.org

  F2 Logistics secured two of four delivery contracts for the 2019 Philippine elections.

• 2018

  National courier for barangay and youth council elections

  [1]F2 Logisticsen.wikipedia.org

  F2 Logistics served as COMELEC's national courier for the barangay and Sangguniang Kabataan elections.

• 2016

  F2 Logistics Cargo Movers entered Philippine women's volleyball

  [1]F2 Logisticsen.wikipedia.org

  The company became associated with the F2 Logistics Cargo Movers women's volleyball team, which competed in the Philippine Super Liga and later the Premier Volleyball League.

• 2006

  Company established

  [1]F2 Logisticsen.wikipedia.org

  F2 Logistics Philippines, Inc. was established by Efren Uy in the Philippines.

A Philippine business-to-business logistics provider positioned around integrated distribution, specialized cargo handling, warehousing, and freight-forwarding support.

• Logistics service

  Warehousing

  F2 Logistics provides warehousing as part of its supply-chain offering, supporting the storage and onward distribution of commercial goods. The available source does not specify facility locations, capacity, automation, or sector-specific warehouse formats.

• Temperature-controlled logistics

  Cold-chain distribution

  The company offers cold-chain distribution for products requiring controlled temperatures during movement and delivery. The source identifies the capability but does not provide technical details about temperature ranges, equipment, or certification.

• Freight and trade services

  Customs brokerage and international freight forwarding

  F2 Logistics supports cross-border shipments through customs brokerage and international freight forwarding. Its international forwarding activity uses a network of partner sea- and air-freight firms, allowing the company to coordinate transport beyond its domestic Philippine logistics operations.

• Specialized cargo logistics

  ISO tank solutions

  ISO tank solutions are among the company's specialized logistics services. The source does not specify the commodities handled, equipment ownership model, or geographic scope, but the offering indicates capability in containerized tank transport and related coordination.

• Project and heavy cargo logistics

  Oversized-cargo movement

  F2 Logistics handles oversized cargo, extending its service range beyond ordinary parcel and retail distribution. Specific project sectors, vehicle types, lifting arrangements, and route capabilities are not identified in the supplied reference.

• Commercial distribution

  Retail and pharmaceutical distribution

  The company transports food and other retail goods to supermarkets, fast-food outlets, and other retail destinations, and also delivers medicines to drugstores. This service connects manufacturers, importers, and distributors with downstream commercial and pharmaceutical outlets.

• 2022

  Controversy over COMELEC election distribution contract

  Civic groups and Senator Leila de Lima questioned F2 Logistics' distribution contract for the 2022 national elections because chairman Dennis Uy was associated with President Rodrigo Duterte and Salvador Medialdea, a former Duterte administration executive secretary, was among the company's incorporators. COMELEC denied improper influence, citing public bidding and the company's lowest responsive bid.

  Source

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• Philippine sports sponsorships

  Philippines

  F2 Logistics built brand visibility through involvement in Philippine volleyball and basketball, including sponsorship of the De La Salle women's volleyball team and the Parañaque Patriots of the Maharlika Pilipinas Basketball League.

  Outcome. The sponsorships associated the company with prominent Philippine sports programs; the supplied material does not quantify audience or commercial results.

  Source

• 2022

  Accepted COMELEC distribution contract for the 2022 national electionsOther

  Background

  F2 Logistics had previously handled election-related courier and delivery work and was awarded a distribution contract for the 2022 national elections.

  Action taken

  The company proceeded as a logistics provider for the election distribution arrangement.

  Aftermath

  The award attracted conflict-of-interest criticism from Senator Leila de Lima, the National Citizens' Movement for Free Elections, and other civic groups. COMELEC maintained that the procurement was competitive and that F2 Logistics submitted the lowest responsive bid.

  Source

1. 1F2 Logisticsen.wikipedia.org