High-value, theft-sensitive equipment on a rollout schedule.
Telecoms cargo is compact, expensive and attractive — which changes the problem from moving it to protecting it. Network equipment moves against rollout schedules where a delayed shipment idles installation crews across multiple sites at once.
Type approval from the NCC governs what may be brought into the country, and equipment arriving without it is stopped regardless of how clean the rest of the file is. Secure bonded storage matters more here than in most sectors: high-value cargo held under customs bond at a controlled terminal is a materially different risk profile from cargo sitting in a general warehouse.