FINDING A WAY
When regional trade came under pressure in the Middle East, we activated alternative routes, expanded capacity, and built new solutions to keep your cargo moving.
ROUTES CLOSED. TIMELINES TIGHTENED
Regional disruption reshaped established trade flows overnight. Familiar routes closed without warning, freight costs climbed, and the reliability your customers depended on came under real pressure. For cargo owners across the GCC, the question wasn't whether trade would be affected. It was how quickly you could find another way through.
Because of this, you need a partner with the network, the capacity, and the expertise to respond immediately.
THE RESPONSE
OUR NETWORK FOUND A WAY
We didn't wait for conditions to improve. We activated our network across sea, road, and rail, and found another way through for you.
The Network
One connected network spanning sea, road, and rail meant there was always an alternative route available.
The Readiness
Digital systems and forward planning kept operations primed, so our teams could act the moment conditions changed.
The Solutions
Customised solutions built around your cargo eased the financial and operational pressures disruption created.
The Scale
Expanded trucking and rail capacity meant we could absorb surging demand without delay.
TRADE IN NUMBERS
The numbers tell a clear story of how we responded when it mattered most. We activated alternative routes and mobilised capacity to get your cargo where it needed to be.
HOW WE KEEP YOUR CARGO MOVING
These are the steps our teams took and the tools you have available across our network to maintain the flow of your cargo.
New Routes
When established sea lanes closed, finding an alternative route quickly became critical for cargo owners across the GCC. We activated a network of alternative ports and border crossings, rerouting shipments through the most efficient available corridor for each cargo type and destination. Our multi-port network across the region means your cargo is never dependent on a single route. When conditions change, we have the infrastructure and the relationships to find another way through.