Wilmar's Ukrainian Terminal Struck in Russian Missile Attack
Source: The DairyNews
Wilmar International's subsidiary, Delta Wilmar Ukraine, faced significant damage as its tank terminal facility in Ukraine was hit by a Russian missile during the recent conflict. The extent of the damage is yet to be assessed.
According to a regulatory filing made on Sunday, Wilmar International, a key constituent of the Straits Times Index, disclosed that the missile strike occurred on Friday, targeting the Black Sea Ukrainian port of Pivdennyi. This port houses the facility, an 80% owned subsidiary of Wilmar International.
Thankfully, there have been no reported casualties resulting from the attack. Wilmar International has stated that a thorough assessment of the damage will be conducted once the fire at the facility is extinguished.
Additionally, Wilmar International has promised to provide further details about the incident as soon as they become available.
In the latest series of Russian strikes, President Volodymyr Zelenskiy stated that missiles hit two food export terminals at the Black Sea port of Pivdennyi, destroying foodstuffs bound for Asian and African countries. One of these terminals is owned by Delta Wilmar, a unit of Singapore-based Wilmar International Ltd., as confirmed by Ukraine’s Infrastructure Ministry.
Thankfully, there have been no reported casualties resulting from the attack. Wilmar International has stated that a thorough assessment of the damage will be conducted once the fire at the facility is extinguished.
Additionally, Wilmar International has promised to provide further details about the incident as soon as they become available.
In the latest series of Russian strikes, President Volodymyr Zelenskiy stated that missiles hit two food export terminals at the Black Sea port of Pivdennyi, destroying foodstuffs bound for Asian and African countries. One of these terminals is owned by Delta Wilmar, a unit of Singapore-based Wilmar International Ltd., as confirmed by Ukraine’s Infrastructure Ministry.
23.09.2024
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