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Exposure

Which tracked disruptions reach which companies, and how they reach them.

Method

A cell only exists if the claim behind it can be checked

Each cell is one assessment: a disruption from the register set against a company or sector. The fill is how hard it lands; the edge is how well established it is. Select a cell for the disruption behind it.

The site refuses to render an assessment that does not state the mechanism, how confident it is, the date it was last true, and at least one source you can follow. That is enforced in code, not by editorial habit. Every name on the chart also has its own page, listing each disruption that reaches it and why.

Severity of exposure

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Confidence

  • Reported
  • Inferred or estimated
Every assessment as a table — 9 claims across 9 names
Company or sectorDisruptionSeverityConfidenceAs ofMechanismSources
Abu Dhabi National Oil CompanyStrait of Hormuz closed to most shippingHighReported30 Sept 2026Two tankers that IMO data list as managed or operated by ADNOC, the Mersin Prosperity and the Al Ruwais, were reported struck in the strait on 29 September.1
Kuwait Oil Tanker CompanyStrait of Hormuz closed to most shippingHighReported30 Sept 2026Its tanker Al Funtas was struck in the strait on 28 September and caught fire, which was put out; the crew were reported safe.1
Saudi crude exports via the Red SeaStrait of Hormuz closed to most shippingModerateReported06 Oct 2026The East-West pipeline to Yanbu, the route around the strait, carried more than 5 million barrels a day before it was attacked, and partially resumed flows on 22 September.1
Container shipping to Gulf portsStrait of Hormuz closed to most shippingModerateReported13 Aug 2026A.P. Moller-Maersk said inbound cargo to the Gulf had been rerouted to alternative ports as traffic through the strait was disrupted.1
Container shippingPanama Canal slot and draft restrictionsLowInferred28 Sept 2026Advisory A-36-2026 guarantees full-container vessels at least 42 Neopanamax slots a week, and the deeper draft lets the largest ships load closer to capacity.1
Panamax bulk and tanker operatorsPanama Canal slot and draft restrictionsLowInferred21 Oct 2026The October increase applies to the Neopanamax locks only; Panamax slots stay at 23 a day, two fewer than in early September. On 21 October the authority reinstated last-minute reservations at the Panamax locks, offered when a slot becomes available.3
Importers of solar manufacturing equipment178 Section 301 exclusions on Chinese goods now run to 9 January 2027ModerateReported10 Nov 2026Fourteen of the exclusions, under heading 9903.88.70, cover equipment used to make solar products; the 10 November 2026 notice extends them to 9 January 2027, and entries after that face the Section 301 duty unless they are extended again.2
Importers of the other 164 excluded products178 Section 301 exclusions on Chinese goods now run to 9 January 2027ModerateEstimated10 Nov 2026The 164 exclusions under heading 9903.88.69, listed by tariff subheading in Annex A, now run to 9 January 2027; each importer's exposure depends on whether its product matches an exclusion description exactly.2
Importers of the five amended products178 Section 301 exclusions on Chinese goods now run to 9 January 2027LowInferred07 Oct 2026Five exclusions now refer to the statistical codes that took effect on 1 July 2026, four amended on 2 September and one on 7 October, so entries filed under the old codes may not qualify.2

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