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Good morning, friends. <\/strong>We\u2019re heading into the long weekend with a packed issue. Flynas\u2019 IPO updates lead the pack, followed by the latest on Egypt\u2019s trade policy, as well as PMI reports from Saudi, Kuwait, Qatar, and Egypt. We also have a slew of zones, investment, and aviation updates on our radar from across the region. Let\u2019s get the ball rolling. <\/p>\n

A QUICK PROGRAMMING NOTE- <\/strong>EnterpriseAM Logistics will be taking a publication holiday for Eid Al Adha starting tomorrow and until Monday, 9 June. We\u2019ll be back to your inboxes on Tuesday, June 10. <\/p>\n

WATCH THIS SPACE-<\/p>\n

<\/a>#1-<\/strong> Egypt <\/strong>is looking into allocating three LNG shipments per month to <\/strong>fertilizer and petrochemical factories for four months starting in July<\/strong>, government sources told Al Arabiya<\/a>. Each shipment is expected to carry between 70k-90k cbm of LNG, and the factories would cover their cost. The move comes after the government slashed its supply to the factories by 50% earlier in May for two weeks after Israeli gas imports were cut by 20%<\/a> due to scheduled maintenance. <\/p>\n

Fertilizer producers formally asked the Egyptian General Petroleum Corporation to <\/strong>import additional shipments on their behalf<\/strong>, two sources in the fertilizer sector told EnterpriseAM, citing the corporations\u2019s ability to secure more competitive prices. The move is still under study and is yet to be greenlit, our sources said. The proposal includes full payment in USD for the shipments, freight, and liquefaction costs, our sources added.<\/p>\n

Despite recent improvement, gas flows to fertilizer and petrochemical factories are still <\/strong>down<\/strong>, with the two sectors receiving 450-500 mn cubic feet per day (mcf\/d) since the start of this week \u2014 well below the 770 mcf\/d<\/a> the sector typically requires, Al Arabiya\u2019s sources added. Deliveries partially resumed on Saturday after a two-week disruption, Egyptian Chamber of Chemical Industries head Sherif El Gabaly told Al Arabiya.<\/p>\n

REMEMBER-<\/strong> The Oil Ministry is planning to spend up to USD 2.5 bn to import 60 LNG shipments through early September<\/a> to meet the expected high electricity demand during the summer period.<\/p>\n

<\/a><\/strong>#2- AD Ports Group<\/strong> has opened the first phase of the Tbilisi Intermodal Hub in Georgia<\/strong>, the company said in a press release<\/a>. The first phase is a dry port and inland container depot to handle cargo delivered by rail and truck to the hub \u2014 located between Georgia\u2019s key Black Sea ports and major land crossings with Armenia and Azerbaijan, and set to be both a domestic logistics platform and a regional gateway.<\/p>\n

The next steps: <\/strong>Phases two and three will see the Tbilisi Intermodal Hub expand the cargo it handles to include containerized vehicles and break-bulk commodities like minerals, fertilizers, and ores, supporting trade flows between China, the South Caucasus, and Europe. <\/p>\n

REMEMBER-<\/strong>AD Ports acquired a 60% stake in Georgia\u2019s Tbilisi Dry Port to develop the Tbilisi Intermodal Hub back in March 2024<\/a>. The remaining 40% is owned by and 40% by Inveco LLC and Wilhelmsen. The hub is designed to scale up capacity from 96k TEUs today to 200k TEUs by 2026, and will feature a container freight station, warehouses, and an additional railway.<\/p>\n

#3- Kuwait\u2019s KIA joins MGX\u2019s AI infrastructure fund<\/strong>: The Kuwait Investment Authority<\/a> (KIA) has joined the AI Infrastructure Partnership (AIP) as its first non-founding financial anchor investor, according to the Abu Dhabi Media Office<\/a> statement. KIA will now become a strategic capital partner to the group in its bid to mobilize USD 30 bn from investors and deploy up to USD 100 bn<\/a> \u2014 including from debt \u2014 into AI data centers and related infrastructure systems.<\/p>\n

REFRESHER- <\/strong>The AI Infrastructure Partnership<\/a> is an AI infrastructure fund founded by Abu Dhabi-based investment firm MGX, BlackRock, Global Infrastructure Partners, and Microsoft last September, and also includes Nvidia and Elon Musk\u2019s xAI<\/a> among its partners.<\/p>\n

<\/a>#4- <\/strong>State-owned Vietnam Airlines is set to finalize a USD 7.8 <\/strong>bn <\/strong>order for 50 Boeing 737 MAX aircraft<\/strong>, Reuters<\/a> reports, citing an unnamed executive from the airline. The order \u2014 placed provisionally in 2023 \u2014 is part of the airline\u2019s plan to add about 100 narrow-body aircraft by 2035 in a bid to modernize its fleet and expand operations. The company is also exploring a possible Airbus order on condition a confirmed delivery slot could be determined. Airbus is Vietnam\u2019s main jet supplier<\/a>, with an 86% market share. <\/p>\n

REMEMBER- Aircraft orders are emerging as a bargaining chip \u2014 or perhaps a showing <\/strong>of goodwill \u2014 in trade talks with the US<\/strong>, with several global and regional players reportedly moving on big Boeing orders over the last weeks as part of national strategies to appease the US. <\/p>\n

Je<\/strong>t <\/strong>orders diplomacy is good news for Boeing: <\/strong>The Bank of America has raised Boeing\u2019s stock price target from neutral at USD 185 to buy at USD 260 as major jet orders stack up, pushing the manufacturer out of a \u201cdoom loop,\u201d Bloomberg<\/a> reported, citing BoA analyst Ronald Epstein\u2019s research note. \u201cBoeing aircraft have emerged as a favored trade mechanism in recent US trade negotiations, which we suspect will continue,\u201d Epstein said. Boeing\u2019s shares rose by 2.1% on Monday and gained over 50% m-o-m from April.<\/p>\n

The Gulf\u2019s recent orders were a case in point<\/strong>: <\/strong>Several Gulf aviation players placed major Boeing orders during US President Donald Trump\u2019s visit to the region last month, with Qatar Airways inking the biggest order on record for up to 210 jets<\/a> from Boeing. PIF-backed AviLease and UAE\u2019s Etihad also placed their own jet orders for a total o<\/a>f 48 jets<\/a> with a combined value of USD 19.3 bn.<\/p>\n

IN OTHER GLOBAL AVIATION UPDATES- <\/strong>European <\/strong>jet maker Airbus\u2019 deliveries slumped 4% y-o-y in May<\/strong>, turning over around 51 aircraft, Reuters<\/a> reports, citing industry sources. The company\u2019s deliveries have fallen 5% y-o-y in the first five months of this year, totaling around 243 planes in 2025 thus far. Airbus delivered 136 commercial units in 1Q<\/a> \u2014 a 4% dip, based on our calculations, compared to the company\u2019s 142 units turned over in the same period last year. The deliveries beat Boeing\u2019s 83 jet deliveries in 1Q. The France-based firm\u2019s earnings rose 33% to EUR 793 mn last quarter, with revenues surging 6% y-o-y to EUR 13.5 bn. <\/p>\n

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MARKET WATCH- <\/p>\n

#1- Oil prices went down this morning amid renewed concerns over tariffs and Opec+ <\/strong>anticipated production hikes<\/strong> \u2014 and worries about a dip in Canadian supplies were not enough to buoy the rates, Reuters<\/a> reports. Brent crude futures dropped by USD 0.23 to reach USD 65.40 a barrel, while the US West Texas Intermediate (WTI) dipped by USD 0.25 to hit USD 63.16 a barrel by 03.18 GMT. <\/p>\n

Meanwhile, Riyadh, Moscow clash over Opec+ output:<\/strong> Saudi Arabia and Russia were reportedly at odds during Opec+\u2019s meeting on Saturday<\/a> before reaching a compromise to raise oil production by 411k bbl \/ d, Reuters<\/a> reported, citing four sources it said are close to the negotiations. The last major policy clash between the two came in 2020<\/a>, when all Opec+ members flooded the market, sending prices into a tailspin.<\/p>\n

Unlike earlier decisions, Saturday\u2019s meeting was marked by sharper internal divisions<\/strong>, sources told the newswire. The Kingdom lobbied for a higher output hike than the agreed 411k bbl \/ d, frustrated by overproduction from violators like Iraq and Kazakhstan in recent months. But Russia, backed by Oman and Algeria, opposed any acceleration in output, warning that demand may not be strong enough to absorb the extra barrels, the sources added.<\/p>\n

Diverging capacities and constraints:<\/strong> Saudi Arabia holds the largest spare production capacity in the group and is well-positioned to ramp up output and seize market share. Russia, on the other hand, is facing declining spare capacity due to underinvestment and Western sanctions, which have limited its ability to sell to refiners outside friendly markets.<\/p>\n

By the numbers:<\/strong> Opec+ has boosted its output by 1.37 mn bbl \/ d so far this year. However, the group maintains nearly 4.5 mn bbl \/ d in production cuts, established over the last five years to bolster the market, which represents around 4.5% of global demand, according to Reuters calculations.<\/p>\n

#2- Baltic index on the up and up:<\/strong> The Baltic Exchange\u2019s dry bulk sea freight index \u2014 which tracks rates for the capesize, panamax, and supramax vessel segments \u2014 rose 0.6%<\/a> to 1,430 points on Tuesday, buoyed by larger vessels. The capesize index was up 1.4% to 2,333 points, while the panamax index gained 0.1% to 1,108 points. The smaller supramax index shed six points to 942 points . <\/p>\n

DATA POINT- <\/p>\n

Abu Dhabi\u2019s non-oil foreign trade hit AED 89.6 bn in 1Q 2025,<\/strong> marking a 25.7% y-o-y increase<\/strong>, according to import and export data from January, February, and March (here<\/a>, here<\/a>, and here<\/a>) from Abu Dhabi\u2019s statistics center. Imports for the quarter settled at AED 34 bn, while total exports \u2014 including re-exports \u2014 accounted for AED 55.6 bn.<\/p>\n

REFRESHER-<\/strong> Abu Dhabi\u2019s non-oil foreign trade grew 7.6% to AED 306 bn<\/a> in 2024. Imports fell 3% y-o-y to AED 35 bn, while exports and re-exports increased 30.2% y-o-y to AED 42.8 bn, widening its trade surplus to AED 7.8 bn. <\/p>\n

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France will host the <\/strong>International Paris Air Show<\/a><\/strong> from Monday, 16 June to Sunday, 22 June <\/strong>in Paris. The event will host 300k visitors to view some 2.5k exhibitors from 48 countries, 300 start-ups and 150 air carriers on display \u2013 all showcasing cutting-edge tech in the aviation field.<\/p>\n

Turkey will host the <\/strong>Eurasia Rail<\/a><\/strong> from Wednesday, 18 June to Thursday, 19 June<\/strong> in Istanbul. The event will host 7.7k visitors interested in Turkey\u2019s railway sector or are railway technology buyers, and will feature engineering, products and services from both private and public sectors.<\/p>\n

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