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    Logistics SaaS startup Fleetx raises Rs 113 crore from Indiamart, Beenext

    Founded in 2017, Fleetx offers AI- and IoT-powered solutions across fleet management, trip intelligence, video telematics, fuel analytics, transport ERP, and transportation management systems (TMS). Fleetx currently serves more than 2,000 customers, including over 100 enterprise accounts such as Ultratech Cement, Unilever, Adani Group, Godrej, Vedanta, Maersk, and Hindalco.

    Defence stocks detonate in Rs 1.8 lakh crore boom. Is a ceasefire on the charts?

    Defence stocks surged by Rs 1.8 lakh crore following Operation Sindoor, driven by strong government orders and Make-in-India momentum. Key players like IdeaForge, Cochin Shipyard, and HAL saw significant gains. While optimism runs high, experts caution on stretched valuations and potential profit booking, urging investors to maintain valuation discipline amid rising geopolitical and defence budget developments.

    Hapag-Lloyd CEO sees ‘huge surge’ in volume last few days

    Hapag-Lloyd AG, a major container carrier, reports a significant business surge. This follows the US and China easing tariffs. The demand for transpacific shipping has increased. Bookings from China to the US are rebounding strongly.

    MatchLog partners with Maersk for landside equipment optimisation in India

    Mumbai-based MatchLog Solutions is aiming to create a sustainable ecosystem in the shipping industry through its container reuse platform.

    Trump's reciprocal tariff plan amplifies risk of ocean shipping chaos, executives say

    U.S. President Trump's impending announcement of reciprocal tariffs has created uncertainty and concern in the ocean shipping industry, which already faces mounting confusion from previous tariffs on major trading partners. Companies are struggling to adjust to constantly changing trade policies, leading to temporary fixes like increased air shipping and stockpiling of goods.

    Maersk plans to invest $5 billion in Indian ports and landside infrastructure

    A.P. Moller Maersk plans to invest $5 billion in India’s ports, terminals, and landside infrastructure. The focus will include expanding the Pipavav terminal and developing a container terminal at Vadhavan Port. Maersk aims to streamline supply chains by integrating transportation, port handling, warehousing, and distribution services.

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