Intraco faces supply disruptions amidst Middle East conflict

Supplier cites security around Straits of Hormuz halting production.

Intraco Trading Pte. Ltd. (ITPL), a wholly-owned subsidiary of Intraco Limited, has been notified by a key supplier that the ongoing military conflict in the Middle East has disrupted its ability to deliver olefins due to a force majeure event.

According to the supplier, the security situation in and around the Straits of Hormuz has significantly disrupted the supply of olefins, forcing many of its production lines to halt for an extended period.

The supplier said that the quantity of products deliverable to ITPL under this force majeure event will be communicated in due course. The duration of the disruption remains uncertain, and the supplier will provide updates once the situation concludes.

ITPL is actively seeking further clarification from the supplier whilst simultaneously exploring alternative sources to mitigate potential supply shortages.

The affected supplier accounted for 18% of ITPL’s total purchases in the financial year ended 31 December 2025.

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