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Twice-daily operational status across Gulf and Red Sea ports shows terminals functioning normally, with GPS interference near Fujairah still flagged as high risk.
FCL rates into Jeddah and Dammam jumped more than 100% month-over-month in July while air, LCL and express held broadly stable.
The carrier adjusted transhipment flows through the Red Sea gateway as regional volumes shifted between Gulf hubs.
Analysis points to a heavy rebuild and hardening bill for terminals, tankage and export infrastructure across the Gulf.
The PIF-backed Saudi feeder and short-sea operator is targeting expansion across Red Sea and Gulf services.
Diverted ocean cargo continues to move via eastern gateways with bonded trucking and feeders onward to Upper Gulf destinations.
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