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Deutsche Post says regulator has approved its 2006 price changes

Deutsche Post AG said the Federal Networks Agency has approved new mail delivery prices with effect from Jan 1, 2006.

Smaller-sized domestic letter prices will drop to 0.90 euros from 0.95 euros, while large-sized domestic letter prices will increase to 1.45 euros from 1.44 euros.

Standard sized letters sent to European destinations will rise to 0.70 euros compared to 0.55 euros. Letters sent to other international destinations will cost 1.70 euros versus 1.55 euros.

In all, Deutsche Post has 45 price categories depending on the letter size and destination.

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Deutsche Post reaches compromise with regulator in mail sorting dispute

Deutsche Post AG has reached a compromise agreement with Germany’s Federal Networks Agency regulator in a dispute over obstacles that hinder rivals from entering the market for collecting and sorting letters, sources said.

Deutsche Post declined to comment on the matter.

Earlier press reports indicated that the agency suspected Deutsche Post of abusing its market position by placing certain unspecified clauses into the contracts of mail sorting consolidators that made it difficult for them to enter the market.

It launched an investigation into the matter, which is scheduled to end this month.

The Federal Networks Agency ordered Deutsche Post to open the market for mail sorting and collection to consolidators earlier this year.

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Further price reduction for German mail from January 1, 2006

The prices proposed by Deutsche Post for letter mail items have been approved by the Federal Network Agency. The new and, for some mail products, reduced prices will go into effect on January 1, 2006. Including the new price plan for international letters, this yields savings for customers of around 30 million euros over the previous year. Prices for standard letters (Standardbrief) at 55 cents, and postcards at 45 cents remain the same.

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Deutsche Post takes majority stake in Dutch mail service MailMerge

Deutsche Post World Net AG said it has taken a majority stake in Dutch mail service company MailMerge.

No financial details were disclosed.

Deutsche Post said its Dutch operations and MailMerge — which handles about 40 mln letters every year — have been cooperating closely since the end of 2003.

By adding this majority stake, Deutsche Post said it has made its Dutch operations, which include Selekt Mail Nederland, Interlanden, Selektvracht and DHL Global Mail, the Netherlands’ second largest mail service.

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