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DHL Global Mail France forms Executive Committee

Posted by | Mar 23, 2005 | |

DHL Global Mail France, a unit of Germany-based international mail solutions provider DHL Global Mail, recently formed its executive committee following the recent acquisition of French mail service provider Koba, it was reported on March 23, 2005.

Gunnar Graf, 35, was named president and director general of DHL Global Mail France. Up to now, he was advisor to the president of the mail division of Deutsche Post, and was responsible for the international strategy and development. He also took part in Koba’s acquisition.

Gilles Andre Ioset, 49, was named director general of DHL Global Mail France. He became president of Koba in 2000.

Eric Bravard, 41, was appointed director general responsible for finance and administration within DHL Global Mail France.

DHL Global Mail focuses on mail logistics and related solutions. The company is a subsidiary of German logistics and postal services company Deutsche Post World Net.

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Amtrak all set to deliver

Posted by | Mar 23, 2005 | |

Bristol delivery company Amtrak Express Parcels has won a £3 million contract to deliver home computers for Tiny.com. The company will offer a next-day service for PCs and multimedia systems from the online retailer, sister company of Time Computers and The Computer Shop. It will deliver from Tiny’s manufacturing plant in Burnley, offering evening and Saturday deliveries.

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French La Poste to expand logistics network in Poland

Posted by | Mar 22, 2005 | |

French postal group La Poste seeks to expand its logistics services network in Poland as the logistics market growth in central and eastern Europe is very strong and the return on investments in the region is much faster than in western Europe, the company said on March 22, 2005. La Poste will invest in the near future between 25 mln euro (USD32.9 mln) and 30 mln euro (USD39.5 mln) in the markets of eastern and central Europe, while largest investment will be made in Poland, where the company is already present. La Poste has in Poland, through its subsidiary GeoPost, a courier services provider Masterlink Express and forwarding services provider Air Cargo Poland. The company plans to set up a new logistics services company in the country, which will operate within the network managed by its subsidiary and will offer parcel delivery services DPD.

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Deutsche Post World Net posts 3.35 billion euros EBITA and Group confirms 2005 earnings forecast

Posted by | Mar 22, 2005 | |

Deutsche Post World Net reported a strong 2004 with overall improved results. Revenue climbed by 7.9 percent to about 43.17 billion euros. The Group’s profit from operating activities (EBITA), at around 3.35 billion euros, was 12.5 percent higher than in the previous year. Net income rose 21.3 percent to about 1.59 billion euros compared with the previous year’s level. This corresponds to earnings per share of 1.43 euros; in 2003, EPS was 1.18 euros per share. As a result of the strong performance, a dividend increase to 50 euro cents per share from 44 euro cents will be proposed. Chairman of the Board of Management Klaus Zumwinkel said the results were a “splendid conclusion to the business year.” The company is well positioned strategically, operationally and financially, and will continue to grow both regionally and in the business segments from the global platform it has created.

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Deutsche Post posts 2004 EBITA of 3.35 billion euros

Posted by | Mar 22, 2005 | |

Deutsche Post World Net reported a strong 2004 with overall improved results. Revenue climbed by 7.9 percent to about 43.17 billion euros. The Group’s profit from operating activities (EBITA), at around 3.35 billion euros, was 12.5 percent higher than in the previous year. Net income rose 21.3 percent to about 1.59 billion euros compared with the previous year’s level. This corresponds to earnings per share of 1.43 euros; in 2003, EPS was 1.18 euros per share. At the end of 2004, measures under the STAR value-creation program had contributed a cumulative 862 million euros to earnings, or 23 percent above the originally planned 700 million euros

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