Whoever said there are more ways than one to skin a cat probably wasn’t thinking about trading multiples or corporate activity.
There are many multiples to consider when looking at companies and investment prospects, and as many reasons to complain …

Ocean carrier optimism is being driven by higher freight rates and cheaper fuel – but tumbling charter hire costs are proving to be the icing on their cake.
According to a recent Alphaliner report, containership daily hire rates have slumped …

Trucking industry association the International Road Transport Union (IRU) is calling on the EU to hand the industry €75bn in post-coronavirus recovery support.
The demand follows news of the EC’s proposed €750bn coronavirus recovery fund.
Raluca Marian, general delegate of …

Rapidly declining air freight rates and increasing passenger flights – with belly capacity – are set to see many of the new ‘passenger-freighter’ operators leave the market.
Both Cathay Pacific and Lufthansa Cargo have already acknowledged that the ‘preighter’ peak …

The Covid-19 pandemic has shone a harsh light, exposing vulnerabilities in healthcare and pharmaceutical supply chains.
The struggle to move limited supplies as fast as possible to meet rampant demand for test kits, personal protection equipment and drugs has been …

Passenger aircraft may be slowly returning to the skies, but “a significant proportion may never return”, according to FlightGlobal.
The consultancy estimates that, over the next decade, up to 17,000 aircraft may be decommissioned, with four-engined aircraft likely to be …

The DB Schenker story is well known by executives in the transport and logistics market. State-owned, the German 3PL shines neither for transparency, anywhere, nor for staggering financial performances in a few places worldwide.
Enter the American dream.
On the …