• Mitsubishi Logistics flagged a tough operating backdrop at US unit Cavalier, projecting a gradual recovery from Q2 as sales efforts lift volumes.
• North Carolina warehouse occupancy stood near 15%, seen rising to about 40% by year-end, supporting a step-up in performance.
• International transportation margins stayed under pressure as ocean base rates lagged year-on-year levels; recent gains were led by surcharges.
• Base ocean freight rates started rising in Q2, expected to support earnings as the pricing mix improves.
• M&A screening continued with a focus on cold chain logistics; no transactions were announced, with emphasis on long-term synergies over EV/EBITDA.

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