Service and claims are now the largest gap.
Components sum to $7.253/MT using the model’s unrounded values; the headline rounds this to $7.25/MT.
About $7,253 on a typical 1,000 MT stem. Across 50 similar stems, that is about $362,664 of annual cost exposure.
Network through 1 June 2026; market views use each market’s latest available delivery date.
Components sum to $7.253/MT using the model’s unrounded values; the headline rounds this to $7.25/MT.
ARA averages $12.51/MT and ranges from $10.08 to $49.89/MT among suppliers with at least three operations.
Start with short delivery, delivered energy, claims recovery and off-spec quality.
Quantity remains the largest gap, while quality and service improved in the latest six months.
Quantity remains the largest gap. Recent quality and service improvement more than offset weaker quantity performance.
Service and quantity are the main gaps; lower service leakage drove recent improvement.
Service is the largest gap, closely followed by quantity. Recent service improvement outweighed weaker quantity and quality performance.
Service is the dominant cost driver, although recent performance improved sharply.
Service remains the dominant cost driver. Quantity, quality and especially service all improved in the latest six months.
$42.65/MT service leakage; $49.89/MT total index in ARA.
$26.50/MT service plus $6.24/MT quality; $37.73/MT total in Singapore.
$14.35/MT service leakage; $15.99/MT total in Panama Canal.
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