UniUni to Go Public Through MAK Acquisition Deal

UniUni plans to go public through a deal with MAK Acquisition as the ecommerce delivery platform expands automation, logistics capacity, and last-mile operations across North America.

UniUni has announced plans to become a publicly listed company through a reverse takeover transaction with MAK Acquisition Corp., valued at approximately $1 billion.

The technology-enabled last-mile delivery platform currently processes more than one million parcels daily across North America through a network of more than 100,000 registered drivers.

According to the company, the transaction is designed to support continued expansion across ecommerce logistics, automation, and delivery infrastructure as customer demand for rapid last-mile fulfilment continues to grow.

UniUni expects to generate more than $1 billion in revenue during 2026 and plans to continue investing in automation and operational scale across its logistics network.

The company stated that approximately 80% of its current revenue comes from the United States, with the remaining 20% generated in Canada.

“We are excited to bring one of the fastest-growing companies in the country, and a true Canadian champion, to market. We look forward to partnering with management as UniUni embarks on the next stage of its journey to be the leading global last-mile delivery platform,” said Matt Proud, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, MAK Acquisition.

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Expanding Last-Mile Delivery Operations

UniUni operates across major metropolitan markets in the United States and Canada, supporting ecommerce fulfilment for large online marketplaces, global brands, independent retailers, and SMBs.

According to the company, its platform combines logistics operations with robotics and proprietary technology systems designed to improve parcel routing, operational efficiency, and delivery performance.

The company plans to use proceeds from the transaction and private placement funding to expand next-generation automated super-sorting centres across its network. The expansion is expected to increase operational processing capacity to approximately three million packages per day.

“Customer demand for UniUni continues to grow alongside the expansion of ecommerce across North America. We believe our technology-enabled platform and flexible operating model position us well to support the evolving needs of customers as we continue investing in automation and long-term growth,” said Peter Lu, Founder and Chief Executive Officer, UniUni.

Technology and Ecommerce Growth Strategy

According to UniUni, the platform is designed to support high-volume ecommerce delivery environments while improving speed, operational flexibility, and customer delivery experiences.

The company stated that each parcel processed through its logistics network contributes to operational learning and efficiency optimisation across routing and fulfilment systems.

The transaction also includes plans for a future Nasdaq cross-listing following completion of the deal and approval of the Toronto Stock Exchange listing. Completion of the transaction is expected during the second half of 2026, subject to regulatory approvals and customary closing conditions.

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