• Vistry supplier cover cut adds cash pressure

    Vistry faces fresh supplier pressure after credit insurance limits changed. Allianz Trade is reducing some cover on new transactions, potentially tightening payment terms as the housebuilder works to strengthen cash generation and deliver a year-end net cash position above £100m.


  • Supply chain risks rise across UK businesses

    Supply chain concerns are rising across larger British businesses again. ONS data shows growing exposure to international conflict, shipping disruption, transport costs, and energy prices.


  • Supply chain risks rise across UK businesses

    A new torpedo contract will sustain 315 skilled jobs nationwide. BAE Systems will maintain Royal Navy weapons across several UK sites while supporting a wider specialist supply chain.


  • SAF costs expose aviation transition strain

    Aviation decarbonisation is facing a supply and cost test. BloombergNEF analysis shows sustainable aviation fuel prices have risen 10% over the past year, while production remains a small fraction of global jet fuel demand.


  • Supply chain risks rise across UK businesses

    Food security is becoming a direct business resilience issue. Tesco, Aldi, and more than 100 organisations have urged stronger UK action as climate pressure, supply chain fragility, and cost volatility expose the food system to future shocks.


  • Supply chain risks rise across UK businesses

    Airbus has settled a long-running British export-control investigation for £6.4m. The case highlights compliance risks created by multinational aerospace programmes, component transfers, and cross-border technical data.


  • Supply chain risks rise across UK businesses

    Airbus delivered stronger earnings as aircraft production regained operating momentum. First-half revenue, profit, deliveries, and defence orders increased, although higher output continued to absorb working capital across the group.


  • Beumer challenges EU logistics deal refusal

    Beumer’s court action puts airport-logistics consolidation back under scrutiny today. The case challenges how far Brussels must go when national regulators seek EU review of a completed specialist industrial deal.


  • Supply chain risks rise across UK businesses

    EU-backed finance will now target Benin’s agricultural supply-chain capacity directly. The €100m facility will support cotton, textiles, soya, and cashew value chains, with a focus on processing, resilience, and women-led enterprises.


  • Gatwick outage exposes resilience gap

    Gatwick’s water outage exposed a practical infrastructure risk sharply. Toilets, restaurants, passenger welfare, and airport retail were affected after a local treatment-works power failure.