Tag: Germany

Mailshots from seven Western Europe countries to Austria through DPGM

Posted by | Apr 26, 2004 | |

Österreichische Post AG and Deutsche Post Global Mail GmbH have concluded a cooperation agreement for distributing Infomail and Infopost items (addressed and unaddressed mailshots) to Austria from France, the Netherlands, Belgium, the United Kingdom, Spain, Denmark and Switzerland. The agreement calls for Deutsche Post Global Mail, a subsidiary of Deutsche Post World Net, to distribute mailshot dispatches to Austria from these countries for the Austrian Post.

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Deutsche Post orders 4,500 delivery vans from VW

Posted by | Apr 25, 2004 | |

Deutsche Post World Net AG has ordered 4,500 “Caddy” vans from Volkswagen AG, said a spokesman for VW’s commercial vehicles unit.
He declined to comment on media reports that the order is worth 45 mln eur. Most of the vehicles will be delivered to Deutsche Post this year.

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DP active in acquisition

Posted by | Apr 22, 2004 | |

I have heard today that DP have purchased an independent postal operator in Germany called First Mail Düsseldorf. This was done in secret on July 1st 2003 and was not apparently notified to the regulator, which they should have done. The Regulation says that if any company purchases more than 10% of a licensed postal operator they must inform the Regulator, but apparently there is no fine or penalty for not doing so. There have been some rumours and it will be published for the first time by Ludwig-Michael this Saturday – he will send us a copy of the article. The Regulator has confirmed that they have not been formally notified, although they had also heard rumours in the market place.
(above note from Robin Parr-Davies)

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Deutsche Post says in cooperation talks with Belgium’s La Poste

Posted by | Apr 22, 2004 | |

Deutsche Post AG said it is in talks with the Belgian post office La Poste over cooperation, but has not as yet formulated any concrete plans.

Deutsche Post is in regular contact with La Poste, as with most other European postal services, regarding cooperation possibilities, a company spokesman said. Deutsche Post has always said it would be interested in cooperation and tie-ups with other European postal services, provided legal and regulatory conditions can be met and such a deal makes economic sense, he added.

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Deutsche Post accused of abusing its dominant position on the market

Posted by | Apr 21, 2004 | |

Deutsche Post, the German postal service, has been accused by competitors of abusing its dominant position on the market. PIN, the company’s largest competitor in the field of the licensed delivery of letters in Germany, says that it uses Deutsche Post to deliver letters that are to be sent to addresses outside the area in which it operates. According to PIN, some of these letters are delivered only after a delay of several weeks. At present, only 4 per cent of letters delivered in Germany are delivered by private mail companies.

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