Agility reports KD 12.8 million net profit for Q1 2022
KUWAIT : Agility, a supply chain services, infrastructure, and innovation company, reported first quarter 2022 earnings of 6.07 fils per share on net profit of KD 12.8 million,
33 new Domestic Cargo Terminal by 2024-25: Jyotiraditya M. Scindia
NEW DELHI : Union Minister of Civil Aviation Shri Jyotiraditya M. Scindia attended the annual event of Air Cargo Forum India (ACFI) as the chief guest. The theme
Demand for shipping containers is falling. Transitory or turning point?
Container lines will post more all-time highs for the first quarter, but could that mark their earnings peak? Evidence of market softening continues to mount in the container equipment
Indian pharma logistics and warehousing costs 15% higher than other countries
NEW DELHI : Best-in-class pharma companies globally have an inventory period of 64 days as compared to Indian counterparts that have 98 days, according to a latest study
Major shipping firm sees signs of supply chain bottlenecks easing
TAIWAN : Port bottlenecks that have increased supply-chain congestion because of the war in Ukraine and lockdowns in China may be showing signs of easing, according to one
Supply Chain Cost – Strength or Weakness?
By Mr. Rajesh Mehta While we love/(enjoy) a good bargain & have developed an appetite to save cost whenever an opportunity presents itself. Though it is important to
Supply chain pressures suggest upside risks to inflation may persist, RBI staff find
MUMBAI : RBI staff, including Deputy Governor Michael Patra, have developed an index of supply chain pressures for India to function as an “early warning system” for the
Robust logistics is launchpad for $5-trillion economy. States must strengthen supply chains
LEADS, or the Logistics Ease Across Different States exercise for the year 2022 has commenced, wherein logistics service providers will be surveyed to quantitatively measure the performance of
Port congestion likely to persist into Q2 – shipping execs
Congested ports and supply chain constraints tied to logistical issues are likely to persist into the second quarter of 2022, shipping company executives said last week during conference
Supply chains hit harder than Suez disruption owing to Shenzhen lockdown
SHENZHEN : Ocean carriers are scrambling to adjust their networks as the Chinese city of Shenzhen begins a week-long lockdown. According to a notice issued by the Shenzhen
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