Duke (DUKL) Registration Filing summary
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Registration Filing summary
20 Nov, 2025Company overview and business model
Specializes in third-party logistics (3PL), integrated shipping, and cross-border e-commerce between East Asia and the U.S.
Offers end-to-end logistics: ocean freight, port/drayage, warehousing, and last-mile delivery.
Integrated shipping services launched in April 2024, serving non-U.S. carriers at U.S. ports.
E-commerce segment sources goods from China, selling via Amazon, Walmart, and Wayfair.
Revenue streams: 3PL logistics, integrated shipping, and e-commerce.
Financial performance and metrics
Revenue: $59.4M (9M 2025), $60.4M (2024), $8.0M (2023); net income: $2.8M (9M 2025), $1.1M (2024), $0.4M (2023).
Integrated shipping services contributed 90% of revenue in 9M 2025 and 80% in 2024.
Gross profit margin declined to 7.1% (9M 2025) from 9.3% (9M 2024) due to lower-margin shipping services.
High customer concentration: one customer accounted for 89% (9M 2025) and 80% (2024) of revenue.
Cash and equivalents: $5.2M (Sep 2025); working capital supported by operations and principal stockholders.
Use of proceeds and capital allocation
$4.8M net proceeds (assuming $4.50/share IPO price, no over-allotment).
20% for warehouse expansion, 50% for acquiring container vessels, 5% for AI warehouse management upgrades, 12% for truck fleet expansion, remainder for working capital.
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