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GoBolt
Mark Ang and Heindrik Bernabe launched GoBolt after experiencing the pain of third-party logistics providers while running a B2C storage service called...
GoBolt
Mark Ang and Heindrik Bernabe launched GoBolt after experiencing the pain of third-party logistics providers while running a B2C storage service called Second Closet. Frustrated with inefficiencies, they built custom logistics software and pivoted the business to a B2B model, focusing on simplifying fulfillment for mid-market and enterprise brands. GoBolt provides warehousing, pick-and-pack, shipping, and last-mile delivery services, with a stated focus on sustainability. The company prioritizes electric vehicle deliveries and offsets remaining carbon emissions. It targets direct-to-consumer brands handling 3,000 to over 20,000 orders per month across sectors including retail, fashion, electronics, and furniture. GoBolt operates 12 warehouses in major metropolitan cities in Canada and the United States (per the firm). Notable clients include SodaStream, which selected GoBolt as its Canadian fulfillment and last-mile partner (per the firm). Operations span Canada and the United States. The firm does not disclose revenue, AUM, or fundraising. It continues to expand its warehouse network to support growing client demand. The company differentiates itself through a vertically integrated tech stack and a sustainability-first delivery model. By building its own software and operating its own fleet, GoBolt claims to offer cheaper shipping than carriers while providing end-to-end control over quality and carbon footprint.
General information
Firm type
other
Year founded
—
AUM
Undisclosed
Location
Region
North America
Country
Canada
City
Toronto
Corporate office
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Principals
Mark Ang
CEO & Co-Founder
Heindrik Bernabe
Co-Founder
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
Who runs investment decisions at GoBolt?
GoBolt is not an investment firm; it is a logistics provider. Operational decisions are made by CEO and co-founder Mark Ang, who leads the company alongside co-founder Heindrik Bernabe (per the firm's website).
Does GoBolt operate as a family office or a venture firm?
GoBolt does not operate as a family office or venture firm. It is a third-party logistics (3PL) company that provides fulfillment, warehousing, and last-mile delivery services for direct-to-consumer brands shipping 3,000–20,000+ orders per month (per the firm).
What investment stages does GoBolt typically target?
GoBolt does not make investments; it provides logistics services. It targets mid-market and enterprise brands that are scaling and need reliable fulfillment and delivery solutions (per the firm).
Where does GoBolt's capital come from to fund its operations?
GoBolt is a privately held company. Its sources of capital (equity, debt, or venture funding) are not publicly disclosed in the provided sources.
How does GoBolt differentiate from other 3PL providers?
GoBolt differentiates through a proprietary software platform that integrates warehousing, shipping, and last-mile delivery, and by offering carbon-neutral services using electric vehicles and carbon offsets. The firm claims to offer lower shipping costs than traditional carriers (per the firm).
Does GoBolt maintain philanthropic structures or sustainability initiatives?
GoBolt's core sustainability initiative is its carbon-neutral delivery program, which prioritizes electric vehicles and offsets emissions when EVs are not available. The firm does not disclose any separate philanthropic structures (per the firm).
What is GoBolt's known posture on cross-border logistics?
GoBolt supports frictionless cross-border expansion between the U.S. and Canada, providing integrated logistics for brands looking to sell in both countries. The firm operates warehouses on both sides of the border (per the firm).
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