EPB combines machinery projects, packaging consumables and service. Its November 2025 interview shows why an order book needs a delivery and cash explanation.
Rusagro’s 2024 export account raises a portfolio question: entering more countries does not establish balanced revenue, independent routes or collected cash.
Henderson reports two EBITDA margins for 2024. A consistent lease basis helps distinguish accounting presentation from the economics of occupying a store.
Track restoration and a usable freight offer answer different questions. Shippers need a defined route, handling arrangements and a delivery commitment for their cargo.
A Russian Railways proposal for container transfer with China raises a capacity question: when does an unloaded wagon become available for the next useful movement?
Fanagoria reported a delivery to a restaurant chain in Mongolia. An original channel-ledger example distinguishes initial supply, remaining stock and later replenishment.
The planned Artem logistics hub includes a rolling-stock repair depot. Its practical question is how to distinguish a shorter repair detour from a faster complete wagon cycle.
A planned berth specification opens a spatial-accounting question: total free length and the largest continuous free segment describe different allocation possibilities.
Malaysia reports RM867 million in MSME e-commerce export sales for 2021–2024, alongside capability-building efforts involving approximately 300,000 enterprises.
Türkiye’s October trade deficit fell to $5.9 billion; ten-month exports reached $216.2 billion. The official bulletin details energy, gold and industrial goods.
Pelindo limits container entry and exit at Tanjung Priok following congestion. The temporary restrictions remain until traffic normalises, with no set end date.
Russian ports handled 71.6 million tonnes in January 2025, down 1.6%. Dry cargo rose while liquid cargo fell; both Baltic and Far Eastern ports recorded growth.
FESCO launched shipments from Cambodia via Vietnam to Russia. Phnom Penh–Vladivostok transit averages 12 days; the first delivery to Moscow took 32 days in all.
Avtopribor began alternator production for six Haval models in Tolyatti. Annual supplies are targeted at 150,000 units; overall capacity is up to 700,000 units.
Avtotor started serial Haval H9 production in Kaliningrad based on welded and painted bodies. Additional operations and deeper localisation remain future plans.
Mart Frozen Foods opened a $65 million plant in Rupert, Idaho, producing frozen baked potatoes under the OH!Tatoes brand. Mart has announced 80 fresh positions.
FESCO announced a direct Vladivostok–Shanghai service. That first departure was reported for December 7, while the December 10 arrival was still an expectation.
GS Group supplied locally made boxes to 21 Kaliningrad post offices. The firm’s Gusev factory plans to build 140,000 packages for Russian Post by year-end 2024.
MGKL has launched Resale Market with a buyout model and bulk purchases for small businesses. Direct seller listings and synchronised sales channels are planned.
Barantin opened export clinic in Palu covering quarantine, certification and market requirements. Cocoa, cloves, fisheries and swallow’s nests are key products.
Efko has begun a RUB2.6 billion ingredient-production investment project at its Yevdakovo plant in Kamenka, Voronezh Region, Interfax English reported on 4 August 2025.
RoboLabs opened a food-equipment factory in Tver after investing RUB500 million, Interfax reported on 21 November 2024, citing the regional government.
Niacet Specialty Chemicals planned a $50 million expansion in Niagara Falls, New York, to supply semiconductor manufacturing, Manufacturing Dive reported on 31 May 2024.
Lamiflex selected Borden Business Park in Indiana for its first manufacturing facility in the United States, according to Manufacturing Dive’s 12 September 2025 project roundup.