GLP, SinoOcean double-down on Juma's lorry logistics

After another round of funding, Juma Group plans to develop alternative energy truck services and expand its logistics network nationally.
November 26, 2018

Juma Group completed it's seventh round of funding in three years on Monday, ramping up efforts to lead a revolution in Chinese trucking with the aid of high-profile shareholders Global Logistic Properties (GLP) and SinoOcean Capital. 

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