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Trade, Freight and Logistics

We help our clients understand and forecast how people and goods move around the world and within Australia, by providing best-in-class trade and traveller forecasts and bespoke consultancy services. Our detailed freight analysis and forecasts expand beyond demand modelling and include price elasticities and market share capture.

Ports and Shipping Forecasting
Ports and Shipping Forecasting
Expert Trade Forecasting: We specialise in trade forecasting for ports. Our annual trading updates provide 30-year demand outlooks, supporting terminal expansions and valuations. We develop bespoke trade models, considering demand-supply dynamics, competition, labour, policy incentives, and industry specifics. We also explore alternative scenarios, ensuring your port stays competitive.
Rail Freight and Linehaul Analysis
Rail Freight and Linehaul Analysis
Optimising Land Freight: Our analysis focuses on rail freight and linehaul logistics. We use econometric models to understand tonnage, TEUs, and trucks by route. We specialise in intercity road and rail freight, considering push-pull factors. For regional bulk and export freight, we align with primary production patterns. We combine country, city, and industry economic outlooks to offer a holistic view of land freight.
Trade Analysis and Strategy
Trade Analysis and Strategy
Unlocking Market Potential: We provide a unique trade perspective beyond port catchments. We analyse macroeconomic factors, industry-specific production, and consumption profiles. We assess product substitution possibilities. Our services help you navigate international competition, adapt to economic shifts, and seize market opportunities.

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