Amidst the rapid growth of e-commerce in the Middle East and North Africa, Mylerz stands out as a leading Egyptian startup specializing in fulfillment and last-mile delivery solutions. The company was founded in Cairo in 2019 by Samer Gharaibeh, who used his extensive experience in logistics to build a business model that perfectly blends advanced technology with super-fast operational services. Mylerz is all about providing businesses with same-day or as-fast-as-possible delivery, leveraging a smart network of fulfillment hubs. This is all backed by a digital system for managing orders and deliveries, complete with real-time shipment tracking, ensuring a super smooth experience for both merchants and their customers.
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