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DHL orchestrates logistics for EMI Music France

For the next five years, DHL Exel Supply Chain will be responsible for co-ordinating the logistics for EMI’s CDs, DVDs and POS advertising materials. More than 30 million albums will be delivered each year for the company’s twelve record labels. Production and packaging of the CDs and DVDs destined for the European market, is centralised in Uden, in the Netherlands. DHL has taken over EMI’s logistic processes, which until now were managed by another provider at the site in Saint-Ouen-L’Aumône, and integrated all 52 employees.

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DHL to expand IT workforce in Malaysia

DHL IT Services Centre Cyberjaya (ITSC Cyberjaya), one of the four global data centres serving DHL’s worldwide network, expects to double its workforce between the next 18 and 24 months. According to the managing director of DHL IT services Stephen McGuckin, the move is in line with its expansion plans in Malaysia. ITSC Cyberjaya is one of four global data centres that make up DHL’s IT Services group with responsibility for the design, development, implementation and the service delivery management of DHL’s IT solutions. The other centres are located in the US, Czech Republic and Germany.

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DHL entry for Malaysian Transmile?

Transmile Group Bhd recently lost a bid to renew a contract with its biggest shareholder, Pos Malaysia Bhd, fuelling speculation that the postal operator wants to sell its shares in the air-cargo company. Pos Malaysia, which holds a 17.29 per cent stake in Transmile, had awarded its business to lesser-known Gading Sari Aviation Services Sdn Bhd. According to sources, Transmile had been carrying cargo for Pos Malaysia since 1993, but the contract, equivalent to about 4-5 per cent of Transmile’s total revenue, expired in December last year. “The contract was then extended for three months until March 2006, before Pos Malaysia decided not to renew Transmile’s contract after conducting a review of its existing suppliers,” a source told Business Times. This could mean that courier firm DHL could enter and buy a strategic stake in Transmile, the source said. DHL is currently one of Transmile’s biggest customers.

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DHL wins 600 mln usd logistics contract for Chinese nuclear project

DHL Global Forwarding said it will provide transportation services to China Nuclear Power Engineering Company (CNPEC) for the Ling Ao Nuclear Power Station project phase II development in the southern province of Guangdong.

The logistics provider said in a statement that the three year contract, which will be run by its China subsidiary Danzas ZF Freight Agency, is worth over 600 mln usd.

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French La Poste decision reversed

European Union regulators were wrong to allow the French state-run postal service to help a unit expand into express delivery in the 1980s and ’90s, an EU court ruled Wednesday in a case brought by FedEx and DHL International. The regulators’ conclusion in 1997 that France did not provide illegal subsidies by allowing La Poste to grant logistical support to its Chronopost subsidiary was unjustified, the European Court of First Instance in Luxembourg ruled. Industry groups have complained that former monopolies like La Poste have used government aid, which is intended to support nationwide letter delivery, to buy competitors in the express business. The case at the Court of First Instance, the second-highest European court after the European Court of Justice, was brought by express mail carriers FedEx, DHL and Crie, as well as industry group Union Francaise de L’Express.

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