Solid interims plus insight from Prologis – Asian 3PLs, inventory & data centres
More of the same but more of the rest too
Logistics companies in Australia are putting the finishing touches to their Financial Year 2024 (FY24) budgets.
The conundrum: how do we manage falling revenue and rapidly escalating costs?
Let’s recap the multiple headwinds – which are common in most developed economies – and what impact they have for logisticians.
Money’s too tight to mention
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