Mixed fortunes for transport sector


PETALING JAYA: The transportation and logistics sector will be one of the first to recover when borders are reopened and global economic recovery starts to gather steam but not all companies within the industry will benefit at the same pace.

Seaport operators are one of those which would gain the most but not before they face some immediate near-term challenges. Chief among the issues will be port congestion, according to analysts.

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