UK Logistics & Supply Chain Confidence Index 2023
Reality check: driving forwards in a realigning market
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Table of Contents
- Executive summary
- Sector confidence
- Key challenges
- Strategic opportunities
- ESG and the future of logistics
- Recruitment and retention
- Industry collaboration
- Apetite for M&A
- Evolving business models
- Industry insights
- Kate Lester, Diamond Logistics
- Alison Best, Kuehne + Nagel
- Peter Masters, Miniclipper Logistics
- Key takeways
- About the authors
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This year’s index score of 47.3 – down from 50.4 in 2022 – is the second lowest ever and only just above the result for the year of the first Covid lockdowns in 2020. This suggests a dose of realism among logistics leaders after the economic turmoil of the last year and with the normalisation of supply chain capacity.
Despite this, operators are still reporting opportunities for growth, such as greater collaboration with clients and other providers in the sector, and those with asset-light business models are more optimistic.
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About Barclays
Barclays is proud to be the chosen corporate banking partner of more than half of the top 50 transport and logistics companies in the UK. Barclays has long-standing experience of the complexity and competitiveness of this sector and the financing solutions needed to grow within it.
About BDO
BDO has industry expertise across shipping, rail and road, aviation and logistics, advising clients in every area of the industry. This includes ship owners and operators, ports and port agents, hauliers, contract logistics and 3PLs, through to air, rail and bus passenger transport companies, as well as the businesses that support them such as technology and automation providers.
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