AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoFreight Forwarding: Scan Global Logistics agreed to buy OIA Global in its largest-ever investment, adding more than 60 offices across 30-plus countries and pushing SGL into the world’s top 20 forwarders. Supply Chain Shift: Coty is moving more freight from air to sea and rail, while C.H. Robinson is expanding AI agents for ocean and air quotes, bookings and customs paperwork. Maritime Networks: Boluda’s planned acquisition of Samskip would combine 32 ships, 18 routes and 21 container terminals, linking Northern Europe with West Africa. Trade Corridors: Kazakhstan reported 32.6 million tonnes of transit cargo in the first nine months of 2026, up 13.1% year over year, and aims for 100 million tonnes annually by 2035. Shipping Risks: Black Sea drone attacks are raising concerns over commercial vessel safety; Pakistan says its removal from a maritime insurers’ risk list could lower costs for trade worth about $3 billion.
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