Tag: DHL

transPARK enters into partnership with Deutsche Post World Net (DPWN)

Posted by | Jan 9, 2007 | |

Dubai Industrial City’s proximity to Jebel Ali Port – the world’s third largest re-export hub – and Dubai Central – the largest airport in the world – will allow transPARK to deliver a flexible range of multi-model supply chain services from DHL, Danzas and Exel, including freight, warehousing, distribution, consulting and express delivery, to manufacturers located within Dubai Industrial City and the region.
David Christmas, representing DPWN, said, ‘This is an excellent opportunity to work alongside transPARK, and offer our full range of services to support what is a huge industrial project. Dubai Industrial City is a member of Tatweer, which is a group that has a wide portfolio of projects in the healthcare, energy and entertainment sectors. We are extremely pleased to be associated with the Group.’
As one of the largest logistics providers in the region, transPARK will help companies reduce costs by lowering their inventory levels and warehousing requirements whilst, at the same time, enhancing sales revenues through improved service levels.

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ASEAN nations should grow high-value exports and reassess strategies to further strengthen their economies: EIU report

Posted by | Jan 8, 2007 | |

DHL today revealed the findings of a study commissioned to Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU) at the 4th ASEAN Business and Investment Summit 2006 (ASEAN-BIS). The study, entitled “ASEAN Exports: Today, Tomorrow and the High-value Challenge”, aimed to analyze where ASEAN countries stand today in relation to China and India, and how they measure up as a trade bloc, in terms of high value exports, against the European Union (EU) and the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA).

DHL, the world’s leading express and logistics company, today revealed the findings of a study commissioned to Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU) at the 4th ASEAN Business and Investment Summit 2006 (ASEAN-BIS). The study, entitled “ASEAN Exports: Today, Tomorrow and the High-value Challenge”, aimed to analyze where ASEAN countries stand today in relation to China and India, and how they measure up as a trade bloc, in terms of high value exports, against the European Union (EU) and the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA).

One of the key findings states that China had not only outpaced ASEAN in high-value exports as early as 2003, but it has also overtaken ASEAN as the biggest exporter in Asia since 2004. Against this backdrop, ASEAN governments would have to review their trade policies in comparison with China and in meeting the challenges ahead

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Postcomm revokes licences

Posted by | Jan 4, 2007 | |

Postcomm has today issued a notice to revoke the licence held by Deutsche Post Global Mail (UK) Ltd.

The postal services provided by Deutsche Post Global Mail (UK) Ltd will continue under the licence granted to DHL Global Mail (UK) Limited on 29 December 2006.

Postcomm has today issued a notice to revoke a licence held by Red Star Parcels Limited (trading as Lynx Mail).

The revoked licence has already been replaced with a new version, granted on 3 November 2006. This licence takes into account the new licensing framework introduced on 1 January 2006, when the UK postal services market was opened to full competition.

Postcomm has today issued a notice to revoke the licence held by Deutsche Post Global Mail (UK) Ltd.

The postal services provided by Deutsche Post Global Mail (UK) Ltd will continue under the licence granted to DHL Global Mail (UK) Limited on 29 December 2006.

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DHL Romania sees 2006 turnover up 21 percent

Posted by | Dec 29, 2006 | |

DHL Romania, the local branch of U.S. delivery company DHL, expects its turnover to grow 21 pct on the year to over 20 mln euro (USD26.33 mln) in 2006, the company’s commercial director Bogdan Obretin said on December 29, 2006.

The company reported a turnover increase of 21 pct year-on-year for the first three quarters of 2006 due to consolidation of its position as supplier of complex logistics solutions, Obretin said.

DHL Romania competes in the country with international delivery companies TNT Romania, a subsidiary of Dutch TNT Express, Couriers Service, an authorised representative of U.S. delivery company UPS and U.S. Fedex, as well as domestic companies Fan Courier, Cargus, Alo Curier, Concorde and Pegasus.

[Editor’s note: The Romanian market for courier and international delivery services is seen growing 30 pct on the year to 130 mln euro (USD171.13 mln) in 2006, and further increasing at an annual pace of 25 pct to 50 pct over the next two or three years, the Romanian News Digest said on January 10, 2006.]

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