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Petri Aaltonen, Public Relations & Regulatory Affairs Director, Finland Post Corporation
International Post Corporation (IPC) members maintained their high-quality delivery performance for international letters last year, despite disruptions to air transport and security alerts following the events of September 11.
During 2001, an average of 92 per cent of European air mail letters reached their final destination within three days of posting. According to quality of service monitoring results just released by IPC’s UNEX system, more Postal operators are now meeting EU targets on mail streams where few, or no direct transport links are available. During 2001, over three-quarters of the 306 country-to-country streams monitored by UNEX were achieving at least 85 per cent
of deliveries within three days, compared with just one-third in 1994 when monitoring began, and one half in 1997.
Profit decreased, growth business areas progressed
Net turnover at nearly the same level as for the previous year
Operating profit decreased to EUR 32.0 (92.0) million (65%)
Growth business areas performed well
The Post’s traditional core business remained stable
The Finnish postal services company Finland Post Corporation reported a net turnover of EUR1,046m in 2001, a decline of 2% from the previous year’s turnover.
The year was the company’s first without banking services.
7 Feb 2002 Finland Post has acquired Eurocom Depora GmbH a German electronic data management company with a turnover of EUR 110 million. The vendor was Bridgepoint Capital
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