Logistics & Supply Chain Trends: Mar 1 - Australia (5 stories)
Sunday, 1 Mar 2026 Weekly Logistics & Supply Chain Australia
Here is your Weekly summary for Logistics & Supply Chain across Australia for Mon 23rd February - Sun 1st March 2026
Recent geopolitical tensions have led oil and gas companies to suspend shipments through the Strait of Hormuz following US military actions against Iran, raising concerns about supply chain disruptions in the energy sector. Meanwhile, Move Logistics reported a remarkable 98% surge in earnings for the first half of 2026, attributed to effective cost-cutting measures, highlighting the importance of operational efficiency in a competitive market.
In a significant setback for the logistics industry, Sendle has entered liquidation just six weeks after a sudden shutdown, following challenges in its US expansion and a failed merger. This collapse underscores the volatility and risks faced by logistics startups. Additionally, DoorDash has announced the closure of its Deliveroo operations in Qatar and Singapore, reflecting ongoing strategic shifts in the food delivery sector as companies reassess their international footprints.
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Move Logistics 1H26 slides: earnings surge 98% on cost cuts
All News 26 Feb 2026, 11:50pm -
Oil and gas majors and traders suspend shipments via Hormuz as US attacks Iran, sources say
All News 28 Feb 2026, 4:58pm -
Sendle enters liquidation, six weeks after sudden shutdown
SmartCompany 26 Feb 2026, 10:59pmSendle raised over $100 million and pledged to challenge Australia Post, but faltered through its US expansion and an ill-fated merger. The post Sendle enters liquidation, six weeks after sudden shutdown appeared first on SmartCompany.
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DoorDash closes Deliveroo operations in Qatar and Singapore
All News 25 Feb 2026, 8:32am -
Form 8K Delek Logistics Partners LP For: 27 February
All News 27 Feb 2026, 11:42am