Proposals to reform the law governing the Mexican Postal Service (Sepomex) would not only harm large courier companies, but would put some 5 thousand small companies with local and regional coverage at risk of bankruptcy, reported Mexico City daily Reforma .
Read MoreProposals by Mexican legislators to reform the Postal Service Law in order to provide more support for the Mexican Postal Service (Sepomex) were opposed by the nation’s private courier industry.
Read MoreLessons from Mexico – presentation by Gonzales Alarcon Osorio, Servicio Postal Mexicano at WMEA01Restructuring plan of Servicio Postal Mexicano/Mexico Post Office
I.- INTRODUCTION
II.- POSTAL REFORM AROUND THE WORLD
III.- POSTAL ACTIVITY IN MEXICO
IV.- SITUATION OF SEPOMEX
V.- RESTRUCTURING PLAN
VI.- EXPECTED RESULTS
VII.- FINANCIAL PERSPECTIVE WITHOUT RESTRUCTURING
VIII.- ACTS AND ADVANCES IN THE RESTRUCTURING PLAN
IX.- BUSINESS PLAN
The modernization and restructure of the Mexican Postal Service (Sepomex) will likely include the reservation of one market segment for the organization, in order to guarantee its financial viability, reported Mexico City daily Reforma.
Read MoreExpress delivery group DHL is set to keep up growth levels of over 15% in 2001 – it has averaged 25% growth in the last 6 years – despite these troubled times for Mexico. In 2000, the group posted a turnover of US$200mil. Results could well be 20% below original predictions however. Its 65% share of services to the US is down to 60% but services to Europe and South America are up. It is attracting more importers thanks to its new Import Express product – at present, the importers’ market represents a total of US$150mil in Mexico and DHL makes off with 10%.
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