AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoFuel & Logistics: Reuters reports Belarus boosted rail fuel shipments to Russia in July as Russian refinery outages from Ukrainian drone strikes tightened supply—gasoline deliveries rose 13% to 212,000 tons and diesel doubled to 162,000 tons, with Belarus supplying both its refineries’ output. E-commerce Infrastructure: Wildberries denies claims it will move key logistics hubs out of Russia, saying construction and ramp-up continue as planned; it also says a Minsk-area warehouse near Great Stone is already in phased capacity expansion. Industrial Park Trade Links: Great Stone says Chinese projects are still expanding despite post-2022 slowdown, and its rail terminal is set to receive the first China train in October, with full completion later. Agribusiness Support: Belarus will partially compensate food exporters’ transport and logistics costs for “far arc” destinations in 2027 (pilot starting in late 2026), with higher support for dairy and baby food. Anti-Corruption in Energy: A Vitsyebsk court sentenced a deputy chief engineer at a Belarus oil refinery to 13 years for bribery tied to falsifying procurement/technical documentation. Market Watch: Belarus’ new car sales hit a July high for 2026, driven by locally produced models and a rebound in electric vehicle sales.
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