TRADLINX to Showcase Advanced SCM Visibility Solution at ADIPEC 2025

• TRADLINX will highlight innovations in global supply chain digitalization

SEOUL, South Korea--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- TRADLINX, a leading digital platform for international trade logistics, announced it will feature its supply chain management (SCM) solutions at the Abu Dhabi International Petroleum Exhibition and Conference (ADIPEC) 2025. The event will take place from November 3-6 in the UAE.

As the world's largest energy industry event, ADIPEC brings together over 2,250 companies from 54 countries. TRADLINX will present its flagship 'TRADLINX Ocean Visibility' solution alongside specialized features for energy supply chain management, demonstrating its role as a key partner for optimizing complex energy supply chains.

TRADLINX Ocean Visibility provides real-time tracking of ocean freight and uses machine learning to generate precise estimated time of arrival (ETAs). Its predictive alerts on potential delays allow companies to proactively manage shipping disruptions.

The platform covers 99% of global ocean freight routes and maintains a market-leading 99.5% data accuracy. This reliability has fueled rapid global adoption, with its corporate users surpassing 43,000 companies worldwide as of the first half of this year.

Min Kyu Park, CEO of TRADLINX, said, "Supply chain stability and predictability are critical in the oil and gas industry. By showcasing our technology at ADIPEC, we will establish TRADLINX as a key partner for companies looking to enhance their logistics competitiveness in the global energy market."

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TRADLINX
Daniel Yoo
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Source: TRADLINX

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