Logistics & Supply Chain Briefing: Nov 30 - Australia (5 stories)
Sunday, 30 Nov 2025 Weekly Logistics & Supply Chain Australia
Here is your Weekly summary for Logistics & Supply Chain across Australia for Mon 24th November - Sun 30th November 2025
The ongoing Nexperia chip crisis continues to disrupt auto supply chains, highlighting the industry's vulnerability to semiconductor shortages. This situation underscores the need for manufacturers to diversify their supply sources to mitigate future risks.
In a significant move, Macquarie Asset Management has proposed an $11.6 billion takeover of Qube Holdings, aiming to strengthen its position in the Australian ports sector. This bid, which offers a premium over previous offers, could reshape the logistics landscape in Australia.
Meanwhile, security issues at Reagan National Airport have led to grounded departures, emphasizing the ongoing challenges in air travel logistics. On a positive note, Melbourne Airport has introduced fixed-price taxi kiosks, enhancing passenger convenience and streamlining ground transport options.
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How the Nexperia chip crisis upended auto supply chains - again
All News 24 Nov 2025, 2:51am -
Macquarie ups the ante with $11.6m takeover bid for Australian ports giant Qube Holdings
Business News Australia RSS 23 Nov 2025, 11:28pmMacquarie Asset Management has locked in an exclusive deal to firm up an $11.6 billion takeover of ports operator Qube Holdings (ASX: QUB) with the latest play pitched at a premium to an earlier offer from the Macquarie Group (ASX: MQG) subsidiary. The conditional offer for Australia’s largest provider of integrated import and export logi...
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FAA grounds departures to Reagan National Airport due to security issue
All News 26 Nov 2025, 8:28pm -
Form 6K MingZhu Logistics Holdings Ltd For: 25 November
All News 25 Nov 2025, 11:42am -
Fixed-price taxi kiosks rolled out at Melbourne Airport
Business News Australia RSS 27 Nov 2025, 1:11amFixed-price taxi kiosks are now in place at Melbourne Airport’s Qantas domestic terminal, giving passengers a direct way to book an authorised taxi and pay a fixed fare upfront. With this booking point inside the terminal, passengers can confirm the trip and lock in the final fare before leaving the arrivals hall. From there, they c...