AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoHormuz Risks: Tanker attacks have injured four crew aboard a Sinokor VLCC, adding to at least 25 seafarer deaths and 130 verified attacks since the conflict began. The IMO is urging operators to avoid voyages that put crews at unacceptable risk. Port Investment: At TOC Asia, Vietnam’s Long An International Port highlighted plans to link port operations with industrial parks and logistics networks, reflecting a growing focus on integrated trade hubs. Carrier Results: Mainfreight’s half-year profit jumped 66.4% to NZ$155.4 million, with revenue up 19.8% to NZ$3.12 billion as freight volumes and market share grew across regions. New Freight Capacity: New Zealand’s Southern Link inland port won fast-track consent. The 40-hectare project will connect by rail to Port Chalmers and include a container terminal and 80,000 square metres of warehousing. Cybersecurity: Maersk is investigating an IT security incident targeting obsolete infrastructure, a reminder that legacy systems remain a vulnerability for shipping firms.
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