AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoAirport Disruption: An attack on Riyadh’s King Khalid International Airport injured several people and forced a temporary suspension of operations, adding to a series of strikes on Saudi aviation hubs. Hormuz Shipping Risk: Tanker captains are reportedly being offered up to US$100,000 a month to sail through the Strait of Hormuz as attacks raise risks for crews and energy shipments. Shipbuilding Expansion: Wallenius Wilhelmsen is negotiating an order for four LNG dual-fuel car carriers, with options for eight more; Mitsubishi Heavy Industries also plans a major shipyard expansion in Japan. Rail Services: India’s Supreme Court pushed back against blanket transit curbs in Delhi ahead of protests, and Railways said services would run normally from October 11. Separately, landslides kept Nilgiri Mountain Railway services suspended for a second day. Faster Produce Freight: Rail links through the Chenab corridor are opening new routes for Kashmir’s fruit trade, including a 24-tonne cherry shipment that reached Mumbai from Katra in about 30 hours.
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