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MSC Australia introduced new inland rail connections on 28 April 2026, linking Sydney and Melbourne port terminals with inland depots in New South Wales and Victoria.

The Port of Rijeka and Constanța authorities agreed to deepen cooperation in maritime transport and port infrastructure development. A memorandum of understanding was signed at the Palace Hotel in Dubrovnik during the Three Seas Initiative and Business Forum, which this year brought together approximately 1,500 participants from 45 countries and reaffirmed the strategic importance of the region between the Baltic, Adriatic, and Black Seas for European transport and security flows.

Swiss company Hupac has announced its financial results for the 2025 financial year, which was marked by challenging conditions due to extensive construction work on the European rail network. Despite this, the combined transport operator maintained a positive financial result and earned a profit of CHF 3.5 million. Revenue increased by 3.1% to CHF 646 million, but rising costs and unfavorable exchange rates led to a decline in gross margin to 21.6% and EBIT to 1.9%. Over the year, the company transported approximately 975,000 road shipments, or 1.853 million TEUs. Volumes on Hupac’s key transalpine route through Switzerland increased by 4.5% to 560,000 shipments, including increased freight volumes on the Belgium-Italy corridor.

Austrian logistics company LKW WALTER has expanded its combined transport network by opening a new, high-capacity route between Novi Sad (Serbia) and Herne (Germany). This line, the first fully integrated train service for freight traffic from countries outside the European Union, aims to strengthen connections between the markets of Southeastern and Northern Europe.

Spain’s transport and distribution sectors ranked among the country’s most productive industries in 2026, according to new data presented during the Spanish Logistics Centre (CEL) Transport Forum in Coslada.

French logistics operator ID Logistics opened 2026 with a strong financial result: first-quarter revenue amounted to €990.7 million, a 14.2% increase year-on-year. Adjusted for currency effects – primarily the weakening of the US dollar – the comparable growth was 17.2%. Eric Aimard, Chairman and CEO, described the results as a confirmation of the resilience of ID Logistics’ business model and the relevance of its market positioning.