DHL to invest Y1.1bn in Japan

Feb 16, 2007 | News | 0

The CEO of DPWN, Klaus Zumwinkel, has been touring North Asia this week and outlining his company’s investment plans for the region. Reports from Japan indicate that Klaus Zumwinkel has stated that DHL will invest Y1.1bn (USD100m/euro66m) at its facilities in Kansai International Airport in Osaka and Central Japan International Airport near Nagoya. This is in addition to the already announced decision to establish a distribution hub in Ichikawa near Tokyo for the DHL Express business.

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