Logistics & Supply Chain News: Oct 19 - Australia (5 stories)
Sunday, 19 Oct 2025 Weekly Logistics & Supply Chain Australia
Here is your Weekly summary for Logistics & Supply Chain across Australia for Mon 13th October - Sun 19th October 2025
Sinopec has redirected a supertanker away from a US-sanctioned port, highlighting ongoing tensions in global trade routes and the impact of sanctions on shipping logistics. Meanwhile, Smart Logistics Global Limited successfully closed a $5 million IPO on NASDAQ, signaling investor confidence in innovative logistics solutions.
In a significant move for the Australian logistics sector, Australia Post announced plans for a $500 million parcel facility at the former Holden factory site in Adelaide, marking its largest investment in South Australia to date. This facility aims to enhance parcel processing capabilities amid rising e-commerce demands. Additionally, Fenix Resources reported record shipments in Q1, while Solstad Offshore experienced a revenue surge in Q2 2025, reflecting robust performance in the logistics and supply chain sectors.
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Smart Logistics Global Limited closes $5 million IPO on NASDAQ
All News 16 Oct 2025, 5:50pm -
Australia Post plans giant $500m parcel facility on Adelaide's former Holden factory site
Business News Australia RSS 16 Oct 2025, 5:49amAustralia Post is making its biggest ever investment in South Australia, with the announcement of a new $500 million parcel facility planned for the former Holden factory at Elizabeth in Adelaide’s north. The new facility is expected to service and support postal deliveries across the state for the next 20 years and allow Australia Post t...
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Sinopec diverts supertanker from US-sanctioned port, ship tracking data shows
All News 18 Oct 2025, 3:42am -
Earnings call transcript: Fenix Resources Sees Strong Q1 with Record Shipments
All News 16 Oct 2025, 2:00am -
Earnings call transcript: Solstad Offshore Q2 2025 sees revenue surge
All News 14 Oct 2025, 11:48pm