Latest Logistics Industry News

Supply Network Limited has reported a strong preliminary FY2026 with $403.1 million in sales and a 44-cent fully franked final dividend, reflecting solid profit growth despite Middle East disruptions. The company is advancing major branch expansions and IT upgrades to fuel future growth.

The Supreme Court of New South Wales has approved the scheme of arrangement for Rubik Australia to acquire Qube Holdings, setting the stage for trading suspension and ownership transfer.

DGL Group Limited has replaced its ANZ-led financing with a new $120 million facility from ScotPac, extending maturity and enhancing working capital flexibility amid ongoing management restructuring.

MOVE Logistics Group reports a 98% improvement in normalised earnings before tax and a significant reduction in net debt, positioning the company on track for a profitable FY26 despite ongoing market challenges.

Nanoveu Limited has secured exclusive evaluation rights to four cutting-edge autonomous drone navigation technologies from Nanyang Technological University, aiming to advance GPS-free multi-drone coordination and endurance.

CTI Logistics Limited anticipates a significant 55% increase in profit before tax for the half year ending December 2025, driven by robust revenue growth and operational improvements in Western Australia.

Wiseway Group has reported a striking 66% increase in revenue for FY25, driven by robust expansion in its Imports and Overseas divisions alongside a nearly sevenfold rise in net profit before tax.

WiseTech Global reported robust FY25 results with a 14% revenue increase and a 53% EBITDA margin, boosted by strong CargoWise growth and the strategic acquisition of e2open. The company is poised to accelerate growth through AI innovations and a new commercial model.

Silk Logistics Holdings has completed its acquisition by DP World Australia, with shareholders paid A$2.14 per share and the company set for imminent ASX delisting.

Silk Logistics Holdings Limited will be suspended from ASX trading following court approval of its acquisition by DP World Australia, marking a significant shift in the logistics sector.

The Supreme Court of New South Wales has approved DP World Australia’s acquisition of Silk Logistics, paving the way for a $2.14 per share cash payout to Silk shareholders and imminent suspension of Silk shares on the ASX.

Silk Logistics shareholders have decisively approved the acquisition by DP World Australia, marking a pivotal step toward the deal’s completion pending final court approval.