Traffic minister Flemming Hansen supports the listing of Post Denmark on the Copenhagen Stock Exchange, but the CEO maintains the postal service is too small, according to the business daily Borsen. Under existing law, up to 25% of Post Denmark shares can be sold.
Read MoreMailBoxes AB, a subsidiary of United Parcel Service (UPS), plans to open 60 post offices in Denmark this autumn, Borsen reports. The post offices will be run on a franchise basis and will have longer opening hours than Denmark’s state-owned postal service Post Danmark, the paper says
Read MoreThe government plans to convert Post Danmark into a joint stock company and sell 25 pct of the stock, newswire Ritzau’s Bureau reported, citing prime minister Anders Fogh Rasmussen at his weekly press briefing.
Read MorePost Denmark Strategy 2003
The challenge – a stable profit, A positive trend in turnover
Mission, vision and values
Post Denmark’s mission – To provide primary and universal postal services to all customers
Post Denmark’s vision – To be a market leader in a liberalised market with profitable growth within our core areas in Denmark
Post Denmark’s values
Post Denmark’s overall strategy –
To be a market leader
To secure an international position
To be a financially trustworthy company
To be a stimulating and attractive place of work
Deregulation calls for enhanced freedom of action
Corporate form
The government will convert Post Danmark into a limited company, which will pave the way for a privatisation of the Danish postal services, DR-TV News reported, citing prime minister Anders Fogh Rasmussen.
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