PostNord preparing for IPO with major restructuring ahead
Scandinavian postal operator PostNord warned today that it will need further restructuring and is contemplating a possible IPO as it faces up to radical changes in the mail market.
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Profits up at Russian Post in 2011, but questions over future
Russian Post said yesterday that preliminary financial results for 2011 show a 12% growth in its revenues compared to 2010, with operating income up 14% to 120bn rubles ($4.04bn USD).
Read MoreUSPS makes it easier for customers to redirect mail
The US Postal Service has added its popular Premium Forwarding Service to its online suite of products at the usps.com website.
Read MoreSwiss Post makes green bid to save the physical letter
Swiss Post is turning its domestic letter services “carbon neutral” from 1st April, suggesting that the move effectively counters the argument that electronic communications are better for the environment.
Read MoreRoyal Mail to transform bulk mail services, with prices to rise 11%
Royal Mail is preparing to launch the biggest ever overhaul of its bulk mail services since they were first introduced, simplifying its portfolio into just five distinct products.
Read MoreNorway Post fined for “gross violation” of data protection laws
Norway Post has received a slap on the wrist from regulators after its treatment of confidential address information was found to be breaking national data protection laws.
Read MoreUK courier firm CitySprint rebrands with “We deliver” tagline
UK courier company CitySprint unveiled a new look to its brand yesterday, with a new corporate slogan of “We deliver”.
Read MoreDPD hopes to double Estonian parcel volumes with new terminal
Parcel delivery company DPD has opened a new logistics centre in Estonia, featuring state-of-the-art sorting equipment.
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