AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoMalaysia’s Logistics Push: Prime Minister Anwar says Malaysia is expanding transport links across land, sea and air to become a global logistics hub. Port Klang handled a record 15.1 million TEUs last year, while a RM700 million Pulau Indah warehouse project will add cold-storage capacity. Hormuz Shipping: Iran says Indian ships can transit the Strait of Hormuz, easing a key constraint for the country’s energy imports amid regional tensions. Rail Growth: Indian Railways posted record October freight loading of 145.07 million tonnes, with passenger traffic also rising. China is targeting 400-km/h rail technology and plans to expand its network under its next five-year plan. Aviation: IndiGo is in talks to buy 100 Embraer jets, while India has proposed requiring 1% sustainable aviation fuel in jet fuel from January 2027. Regional Connectivity: Bangladesh and China signed an MoU covering transport, logistics and wider infrastructure cooperation, with investment aimed at developing the Mongla region.
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