The Strait of Hormuz crisis is reshaping global shipping lanes. Inside the GCC, Shipa Delivery's infrastructure stays operational. Built for the region, ready through disruption.

With shipping through the Strait of Hormuz disrupted, global supply chains face rerouted cargo, delayed shipments, and rising costs. Shipa Delivery's last-mile network operates independently of international shipping lanes. Regional infrastructure, built for exactly these moments.

Supply chains account for 80% of global carbon emissions. At Shipa Delivery, every optimized route and every first-attempt delivery is a step toward a lighter footprint. Happy Earth Day.

Supply chains are responsible for 80% of global carbon emissions. At Shipa, sustainability is built into how we operate. Optimized routes mean fewer kilometers. First-attempt deliveries eliminate return trips. We're building better, one delivery at a time.

The GCC last-mile delivery market has reached $16.2 billion, projected to nearly double by 2032. Shipa Delivery connects businesses to customers across the region, right at the center of this growth.

The GCC last-mile market is worth $16.2 billion today, growing at 8.6% annually toward $28.8 billion by 2032. With 95% internet penetration and accelerating e-commerce adoption, the choice of logistics partner is strategic. Shipa Delivery is built for this moment.