China’s Express Delivery Development Index Rises 1.5% in First Two Months of 2026

Data released on 9 March showed that China’s Express Delivery Development Index stood at 374.1 in the first two months of 2026, representing a year-on-year increase of 1.5 per cent.

The country’s postal regulator confirmed that the express delivery sector maintained stable operation over the period, with reliable service provision during the festive period. The industry has made a sound start to 2026, supported by steady market performance and effective festive logistics arrangements.

Throughout January and February, the sector adapted to seasonal demand patterns while keeping services consistent. Operational adjustments were made to ensure timely deliveries around major festivals, with services running smoothly to meet public needs. The steady expansion of business volume and reliable service quality have underpinned the positive index reading, reflecting the resilience and efficiency of China’s express delivery industry.

The latest figures indicate that the sector is on a stable growth path, contributing to the smooth circulation of consumer goods and supporting overall economic activity.