Logistics & Supply Chain Update: Jul 5 - Australia (5 stories)
Sunday, 5 Jul 2026 Weekly Logistics & Supply Chain Australia
Here is your Weekly summary for Logistics & Supply Chain across Australia for Mon 29th June - Sun 5th July 2026
A significant drone attack in the St. Petersburg region has targeted a port and oil terminal, highlighting ongoing tensions in the region and potential disruptions to logistics and supply chains. Meanwhile, Maersk has raised its profit outlook for 2026, driven by robust container demand, indicating a positive trend in global shipping. In the automotive sector, Tesla's Chinese suppliers are benefiting from strong Q2 delivery figures, reflecting resilience in the supply chain. Additionally, MOL's Slovnaft refinery plans a 23% increase in crude processing by 2025, while China has imposed restrictions on some Fortescue iron ore cargoes amid ongoing supply negotiations.
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Maersk raises 2026 profit outlook on strong container demand
All News 29 Jun 2026, 5:28pm -
St Petersburg region port, oil terminal hit in major Ukrainian drone attack, authorities say
All News 4 Jul 2026, 7:36am -
MOL’s Slovnaft refinery increases crude processing by 23% in 2025
All News 2 Jul 2026, 11:48am -
China curbs some Fortescue iron ore cargoes as supply talks continue - Reuters
All News 2 Jul 2026, 4:50am -
Tesla’s Chinese suppliers rise on strong Q2 delivery figures
All News 3 Jul 2026, 5:06am